CoMMITTED lo the Ja,l of Tuscaloosa county
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NVNI HtCdIUUBd VOUnIY V Asbama, on the 2d day of August. 1916. sy James NJ Norment, a Justice of the Peace, in and for said county, runaway slave, who calls himself TOM. and says he belongs 10 James Williams. who lives in Lauderdae county, Miss, near Maroon Said hoy says that he is free, and that he was raised in Wilmington, N. C., and that his proper name ia Thomas Thompson; that he hired, and brought 10 Mississippi by trader whose name is Wn. Jem- eson who sold him ln the said Williams. Said boy is about 25 or 90 years of age, six feet high, spare bul, bright mnhtto, quite intelligent, writes good hand. and is handy with the needle or razor, and is also thought To be good cook; he quick spoken. and says that he is subject the dispepsa. The is requested to come forward, prove pro- perty. pay charges and take him away. he will be dealt with according to the in such cases made and provided.

 sepl6 203cmo l.. w. o'NEAL, Jailer.