COACH MAKING.

To the Public.
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FHNHIS IS to inform The Public that during the month
Il OF August last, one William R. Boswell left this
County ior the purpose (as he sad) of going down 10 the
lower part OF this State to make sale of Stallion and
employed our son, Hlllard Evans. to go with him and
mat alter disposIng of the Horse he then prevailed
SAID FIard to go with him to Petersburg and Richmond
and on to New Orleans. After getting to New Orleans
Boswell made an effort to sell Hillard, which we are
informed he iaied to do--H having made it known
that he was free man, and we were further informed
by letter from officer in New Orleans that Boswell
had been taken up and lodged in prison.


HiHiard EvanS is abOI % ycais old ofordinary size
quite bright, with flesh. mark mole on his back and
large scar on his thigh near his groin caused by the
bite of dog.


We live II miles south of Oxford in Granville Coun-
ty, North Carolina; and able give the best of
references as to the fact that is free man. We
are at loss to know what has become of Hilard and
we are much trodhled account him. as we fear he
may be taken up by other person. or that he NAV
have been sold by Boswell


The Pu5lic's humble servants


THOMAS & SARAH EVANS.
January 90, 1876 5s6tf