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Seven Days' Battles
Information about Seven Days' Battles in Richmond, VA during the Civil War

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"Richmond Scenes in '62." Battles & Leaders 2: 439-448, Harrison, Constance Cary
1861-07-05, Richmond Dispatch; George Watt finds a little negro girl "near the new fair grounds"
1861-07-19, Richmond Dispatch; two cows strayed from George Watt
1861-08-03, Richmond Dispatch; Cook, Servants, and Cleaning Women needed at the St. Charles Hospital.
1861-08-06, Richmond Dispatch; Geo. Watt & Co. selling bowie knives & Artillery swords
1861-08-13, Richmond Dispatch;St. Charles Hospital "greatly in need of nurses"
1861-08-21, Richmond Dispatch; ad for someone to superintend St. Charles Hospital
1861-08-21, Richmond Dispatch; St. Charles Hospital feeding hundreds daily, on private contributions
1861-11-06, Richmond Dispatch; E. H. Poindexter adv. for runaway slave Riley, "from my plantation, in the lower end of Henrico County."
1862-01-02, Richmond Dispatch; meeting of the St. Charles hospital committee will be held tonight; includes list of members

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