Tom, MS, 1824 January 20

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THE WOODVILLE (MS) REPUBLICAN, 1-27-1824 quoting the
1/22/24 issue of the Port Gibson Correspondent which
re lost.

THE WOODVILLE (MS) REPUBLICAN, 1-27-1824 quoting the
1/22/24 issue of the Port Gibson Correspondent which
is lost.

THE WOODVILLE (MS) REPUBLICAN, 1-27-1824 quoting the
1/22/24 issue of the Port Gibson Correspondent which
is lost.

Negro Tom 1-20-1824

Of rence: Murder

Location: Port Gibson MS

Ex Date: 1-20-1824

Details: On Tuesday last the slave TOM was executed

pursuant to hts sentence for the murder of
hts master, Patrick Brown. It ts worthy of remark that
so large a collection of people was never before seen in
Port Gibson as on thts occasion. It ts estimated that
the number did not fall much short of three thousand.

Negro Tom

Offence:
Location:
Ex Date:

Details:

20-1572

Murder
Port Gibson MS
1-20-1824

On Tuesday last the slave TOM was executed
pursuant to his sentence for the murder of

his master, Patrick Brown. It ts worthy of remark that
so large a collection of people was never before seen in
Port Gibson as on this occasion. It ts estimated that
the number did not fall much short of three thousand.

Negro Tom 1-20-1824

Offence: Murder
Port Gibson MS
1-20-1824

Details: On Tuesday last the slave TOM was executed
pursuant to his aentence for the mrder of

is master, Patrick Brow. It is 1 ae of remark that
large a collection of ce was never before seen in

Port Gibson as on this occasion. It ie estimated that

TE EID CEL Gee PUD T OIG CELE: Op 1D) BICADNSEE



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