Runaway Negroes.
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D ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in La h fayette county, in the State of Arkahsas, on the 27th July, lS45, T5oo Negro Men, in company with Negro man belonging to Doctor Josiah N. Wilson, of said county,--JACOB, black good looking negro about 30 yea old well butt and quite smart for negro, has scar on his forehead. GA BRIEl, mulatto man, about the same age, not so smart looking as Jacob, both of them qnite handy with tools, middle size. The negro belonging to Dr. Wilson E mulatto man named George, quite pert looking, middle size They all well dres- sed Jacob has brass watch; it is probable they are making their way to free state, and may have free papers. will give liberal reward for the ap prehension and delivery to me of my two negroes, or any information respecting them 50 that 1 get them again. JOHN STEEL.

 August l3, 1915 4S-6w