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1863-04-11, Richmond Dispatch; details on A. C. Webster hanging at Camp Lee. Wrenn’s Henrico Dragoons escorted carriage from Castle Thunder to Camp Lee.
1863-04-11, Richmond Sentinel; details of the execution of Captain Webster, a Castle Thunder prisoner, at Camp Lee
1863-04-21, Richmond Dispatch; Centenary Methodist Church to hold a general prayer meeting
1863-04-24, Richmond Dispatch; paragraph on Bethel Church
1863-04-24, Richmond Dispatch; small crowd at recent Sycamore Church gathering – Male Orphan Society
1863-04-27, William A. Edwards CSR; important letter complaining over the appointment of chaplain at Drewry’s Bluff chapel
1863-04-28, Richmond Dispatch; lecture announced, at African Church – “Woman’s Rights”
1863-04-28, Richmond Dispatch; Special public prayer meetings announced for 2nd Presbyterian Church
1863-05-11, Richmond Dispatch; James McMurdo selling Pew #17, St. Paul’s Church.
1863-05-15, Richmond Dispatch; James Gorman, Walker’s Bn. Accidentally shoots himself – camped on “eminence west of the Friend’s Meeting House.”

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