500 REWARD.
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EN.AN AWAY from the Subscriber the 25th day
q a, OF Fe February last Negro man named Shepherd,
said Negro raised in Greene County, was sold by
hoderick Powell to VIM. B. Ednonson of Wayne, and
BY Mr. Edmonson to the Subscriber. Description: He
straight built we'll made, weighs 175 or 80 lbs, feet
or 10 inches high, color between dark Negro and
bright mulatto high forehead his countenance rather
pleasing when spoken to- his walk quick with the toes
turning little out and is about 27 years Of age he
acqnaiI ted in Newbern, and his mother bought by
bv some gentleman in about Wilmington, to Of
which places he will probably try 10 escape 1 will give
the above reward for his delivery to my house in Wayne
County White Hall Ferry Neuse river, $40
if confined any Jail the State may get him.


VILLAIN KORNEGAY. ~
Jericho P. O. Wayne, y. C. April 10Th ls45 546-tE


FOR RENT,
TEGRE Brick Store Fayetteville street, lately
a cupied by S. L. Tucker. .---


Also half of the Stage stables in the western part of
the City. Apply to W. J. CLARK


March 9Th, lS45. 539tE