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Information about labor in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1862-08-18, Richmond Dispatch; colored nurses needed at Byrd Island Hospital (GH#3)
1862-08-21, Richmond Dispatch; 3rd Ala Hospital adv for washerwomen
1862-08-25, Richmond Dispatch; H. S. Barton, Surg. in Charge at St. Charles Hospital, adv for 3 colored washerwomen
1862-08-29, Richmond Dispatch; GH#1 wants 10 men or boys – purpose not stated
1862-09-17, Richmond Dispatch; Supt. Downer wants blacksmiths & strikers at Armory
1862-09-17, Richmond Enquirer; blacksmiths and strikers needed at the Confederate Armory, foot of 5th street
1862-09-18, Richmond Dispatch; CSS Nansemond at foot of 18th St. – wants crewmen
1862-09-22, Richmond Dispatch; ten servants needed at General Hospital #1
1862-09-27, Richmond Dispatch; A. H. Campbell still needs chainmen – at Brooks House near Battery #3
1862-10-03, Richmond Dispatch; W. F. Glenn, Steward at GH#16, adv for a cook.
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