One Hundred Dollars Reaoagid.. t " 81
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STOLEN from the subscriber. on the, night of the
- 26ihinstant, from the house of George W. Trice,
in Wake county, the following Negroes, to wit One
negro woman. named Celia, and two boys, Dauid and
Jacob, and one girl, yMdygwek The above named me-
groes described follows Celia, the mother of the
above named three negroes, Of bright yellow about
forty years of age rather robust in sze and is some
what inclined to have a down look when spoken to-


There are several scars her arms; caused by frequent
bleeding. The boy David is somewhat darker than his


other;the boy Jacob il rather darker than either his


mother or David; 1.-The boy David is about twelve years
DID, and Jacob about ten years old. Margaret the GIRL
of light yellow COLOR stout built about years
of age, and resembles her mother very much. loE 81
.a The above Negroes were conveyed to me by Deed
of Trust certain purposes therein mentioned and


will give reward of one hundred dollars for the appEe
hension of said negroes thethic to be conveyed
me. imprisonedn any Jail 50 that get them From
what have learned, it is probable the above negroes
were carried off in small wagon, drawn by two Mules
m The subscriber resides at Fleington, the residence
of John Hayes, Esq IS miles Northwest of Raleigh.


zaigo65 5fs DYnWITHERSPOON,iIT Trustee.
s- The Raleigh Register Richmond Enquirer, Nash
willie Union, Federal {Ga) Unon, and South Carolini
will publish the above three times and send
counts in a copy of their papers to the subscriber at
Flemington Pho! Wake County, North CaroTina, and
the accounts will BE, paidD H. WITHERSPOoN


Raleigh, N. C. October 2sth, ls45 'ie4 r&s7s-SE