{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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ALMOST KILLED--A colored man who
was working last Friday on the premises Of
Mr.. Thomas Smith, in the First Ward Of
this city, was nearly killed by young man
in the employment ofMr. Wroc, bricklayer.


ltappears the colored man was taking
away some ends of scantling which the APP
prentice claimed. Words ensued, and the
apprentice then took up heavy piece and
threw it at thenegro's head inflicting oheav-
wy blow as to fell him TO the ground, where
he remained senseless for some time We
understand that Dr. Magruder was immedi-
ately called in, who reports that the colord
man, although severely hurt, is now likely
to recover. The apprentice, it is said, has


eluded the process Of the law by absconJing.
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