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Domestic News July 11, 1795

The Kentucky Gazette

Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky

What is this article about?

In Pittsburgh, reports from Philadelphia indicate the U.S. President has respited the execution of Mitchell and Vigol until November, amid rumors of David Bradford's arrest in New Orleans, potentially leading to their pardon for lesser roles in the late insurrection.

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PITTSBURGH, June 27.

By a gentleman who left Philadelphia on the 17th instant, we are informed, that the President of the United States has been pleased to respite the execution of Mitchell and Vigol, until next November.

There is a report in circulation that David Bradford is apprehended at New-Orleans, and will be delivered up to our government— should this be the case, there is some prospect that the lives of those unfortunate men may be saved—for we presume, that if Bradford, or any other, could be brought forward at the next circuit court in October, and convicted of being more active in the late insurrection, the President might be induced to grant a pardon to Mitchell and Vigol, as they cannot be considered principals in that business.

What sub-type of article is it?

Rebellion Or Revolt Legal Or Court

What keywords are associated?

Late Insurrection Mitchell Vigol David Bradford Execution Respite Pardon Circuit Court

What entities or persons were involved?

Mitchell Vigol David Bradford President Of The United States

Where did it happen?

Philadelphia

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Philadelphia

Event Date

17th Instant

Key Persons

Mitchell Vigol David Bradford President Of The United States

Outcome

execution respited until next november; potential pardon if david bradford apprehended and convicted as more active participant.

Event Details

The President respited the execution of Mitchell and Vigol until November. A report circulates that David Bradford was apprehended in New-Orleans and will be delivered to the government, possibly leading to conviction at the October circuit court and inducing a pardon for Mitchell and Vigol, who were not principals in the late insurrection.

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