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The Keho Slave Trade Case and Local Notices
The Charleston Mercury notes on a slave trading case tied to the brig Beho and questions a jury verdict while detailing updates from Cincinnati and Louisville. It also reports on land lead ore discoveries near Nashville, prison population in Belmont County, tunnel labor near Greensburg, and local political club formation with notable figures such as James Porter and Charles Dickens.
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Charlscton Mercury
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N.C. Mare
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J. Lawrence Smith
Louisville Medical College
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Cin. Gaztee
Belmont County
U. S. Journal
James L. Porter
Kentucky
Cincinnsti Gazette
Charles Dickens
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