FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
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nm Sunday last, the 26th instant negro man named
" MIKE, belonging to the estate of my deceased
husband, Thomas Thompson, left Chapel Hill, North
line, and their female child about years of age the
property of Hon. A. Rencher, leave and under pIe
tepce of visiting Ptsborough for few days Not hav-
ing reached Psboro and having taken their clothing
is aPprehended that they have made off Westwardy,
by Rail Road Northwardly, with the design of reach
ing Free State.


MIKE is by trade Carpenter and has been living at
Chapel Hill in that capacity for the last years He is
black about 27 Of age of good countenance
and soft speech; under The ordinary height with no dis
tngushng marks; has variety of good clothing which
cannot be described knows how to read and is quite
Ielligent -4e


His wife EMMELINE, is black woman of rather
darker hue than Nike and nearly of the same height;
read and write is perhaps 25 years of age has
elled North, and resided Washington with her Master
and Mistress and during their absence from the United
States, has been living at Chapel Hill washerwonan
and seamstress for the Students.
The Horse they drove, was tall, thin sorre, with
long and wide blaze in the face, and eye They will
doubtless attempt to pass under forged papers,
persons.


reward of Fifty Dollars will be paid for the sppreher.
sion and confinement of MIKE, in any Jail in the Unit
ed States, that get him again; delivered to me
all reasonable expenses in addition. Suitable compen-
saton will also be paid for the apprehension and deye.
ry Of the Woman and Child but not authorized to
offer specific reward.


Any information concerning them or either of Them
will be thankfully received AMI may addressed either
to me at Ptsboro, Chatham county, North Carolina or
20 Charles Manly, Esq at Raleigh; Judge Manly at
Newbern or to DR.. Johnson D Jones, at Chapel Hill


LOUISA S. THOMPSON.
PIttsboro' Chatham county, July 81, 1916. 6I3-4t