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tt aOn REWARD-Ranaway from the sub. R SOOscribe, about the 29lh oi June last my negro man JOHN, 22 years old. about feet or 2

 Inches high, dark complexion, lillle round shoul- dered has beautiful set of front teeh rather stu- pd in appearance but very pleasing when spoken John is a brick layer by trade. purchased him of Mr. James E. Zuntz, about years ago. and he pnr- chased him from Mir. Ensign-all of Mobile, neither of whom recollect where he came from or of who~ he was purchased by them. The above reward wall be paid for the onsiciinn of any white person decoyng said negro away, fifty dollars for the ap- prehenson of the boy and his delivery to me in Mo bile, or twenty dollars for hIs commitment 10 any jail so that can get him.

 mh5 J. M. ROBERTSON.

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 p ANAWAY-On the 9Th inst, my negro man AI slave HARRY, aged about 45, and feet ' or 5 inches h'gh. His head shows considerable gra, hairs, and his beard, when long. is quite gray. He is stout built, carries his head and walks quick -chews great deal of tobacco, and also fond Of smoking. Some of his front teeth are out. He is a country negro and speaks in rather drawing tone, but very plausible, and has worked some time a shoemaker; he s also something of fiddler, and il IS believed carried of his violin. His cloths, when he left, were black hat, blue pants and mixed round jacket, besides taking gngiams summer frock coat, and other clothing not known bought Harry (wiih his wife) about To months ago, of Mir. Foster, post master at - cross roads, Bledsoe county, Tenn, and ii is supposed he will attempt to get hack there He had previously lived in lrwintoR, Barbour countv Alabama. reasonable reward. and all proper ex- penses will be paid for his and delivery to me- or for securing him that he is recovered The pen- alies of the law will be visited upon any person guilty of harboring. employing. or facilitating his escape. tmf5l c. A. STUART.

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