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Articles from the Richmond Whig
Index of selected articles from the Richmond Whig during the Civil War.

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1862-04-03, Richmond Whig; three ads from Tredegar Iron Works - they need 150 negroes to work at blast furnaces in Botetourt county, 50-100 mules, and machinists and blacksmiths
1862-04-19, Richmond Whig; employee at the "Confederate Arsenal" shoots the master carpenter of the place
1862-04-19, Richmond Whig; little boy of John M. Francisco, clerk at Libby Prison, falls into the canal and drowns - a prisoner appeals to be allowed to go save the boy but is denied
1862-04-28, Richmond Whig; A. C. Godwin has resigned as Provost Marshal, and G. W. Griswold is appointed in his place
1862-04-28, Richmond Whig; Franklin Stearns has been released from Castle Godwin, and returns home
1862-04-30, Richmond Whig; Timothy Webster, Yankee spy, was hung at Camp Lee yesterday
1862-05-01, Richmond Whig; details on obstructing the James River
1862-05-01, Richmond Whig; John Minor Botts is living in Henrico, after being released from prison. He is instructed to live in the south somewhere and is preparing to depart
1862-05-07, Richmond Whig; Description of Winder Hospital
1862-05-09. Richmond Whig; 320 POWs [officers named] arrive from Williamsburg and are taken to “Libby’s building.”

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