7acenty-1fUe Dollars Re1cGrd.
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DAN away the 10th April last my negro man
IL Levi, aged between 35 and 40 years he is about


five feet six eight inches high, he has very low FORE
head, with down cast look when spoken to, and speaks
slow He is of bright copper color, is in the habit Of
keeping long beard and has a great many pimpes on
his face, when shaved. r rs-a F. ls-sl > rE


He carried off with him large Chest. containing
many articles Of Clothing, that his dress cannot, with
any accuracy, be described. ,sus- -es5


He supposed to be lurking in the vicinity of Pros
pect Meeting house, DuPlin County, or somewhere
along the Neuse in my own neighborhood, or in the
neighborhood Of Major Jesse Pipkn. Wayne County.
He has several acquainiances in Newbern, and has
brother owned by the Rev. Lewis Pipkin, Cumberland
County. abont mile and half from McNell's ferry.


bic that he may have procured free s eneay-
orng TO get to of the free States Twill therefore
pay for his apprehension and confinement in any Jail
the sem ofeen dollars twenty five doa1s If deliv-
cred to mysefat my residence about miles south of
Rockford, Lenoir County. WILLIS sPIPKIN. s


Lenoirl County. 9Th July, 1916. 65s.tf