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New York, New York County, New York
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At a court in Claverack, three men—Cornelius Vradenburgh, Philip Johnson, and John Davis—were convicted of horse-stealing and sentenced to execution on May 30 by Judge Yates.
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At a court of oyer and terminer, holden at Claverack, three men were convicted of horse-stealing, viz. Cornelius Vradenburgh, Philip Johnson, and John Davis, the latter a negro man. After a very pathetic address from the bench by his honor Judge Yates, they were severally sentenced to be executed, on the thirtieth day of May next, between the hours of ten and twelve in the forenoon. Vradenburgh and Johnson (although the latter was quite a youth) have, for a long time, carried on the business of horse stealing, and were undoubtedly too much hardened in iniquity ever to be reclaimed. We commiserate their unhappy fate; and, at the same time, cannot but wish to be rid of such villains, and pests to society.
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Claverack
Event Date
April 10
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sentenced to execution on the thirtieth day of may next, between ten and twelve in the forenoon
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Three men convicted of horse-stealing at a court of oyer and terminer in Claverack; sentenced after address by Judge Yates; Vradenburgh and Johnson described as long-time horse thieves hardened in iniquity