JEREMIAH AUSTILL. Mobile October 27, ,1S46. oct2stcw
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lSOMMlTTED 10 the Jail of Tuscaloosa county, O Alabama, on the 2d day of August. lSi6. by James M. Norrnent, a Justice of the Peace, in and for said county, runaway slave, who calls himself TOM, and says he belongs to James Williams. who lives in Lauderdale county. Miss, near Maroon Said boy says that he is free and that he raised ia Wilmington, N. C., and that his proper name is Thomas Thompson; that he was hired, and brought to Mississippi by trader whose name is Wm. Jem eson. who sold him to the said Williams. Said boy ia about 25 30 years of age, six feet high spare built, bright molatto, quite intelligent, writes a good hand, and is handy with the needle razor, and s also thought to be good cook; he IS quick spoken and says that he is subject to the dispepsa The is requested to come forward. prove pro- perfy. pay charges and take him away or he wi be deai with according the statute in such cases made and provided.

 sepl6 2Oscmo L. w. O'NEAL. Jailer.