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Sixty Dnl'ars Reward.Tl I E Goal of the diflrifl of Fav. etteville,* was broken open on tl-.e night of the 19t!i inftonr, ByLittlebfrrV Wilson, Jesse Robinson^ Jacob Hammonds,3 of the pri fritters who were confined therein on charges of Felony, and who have efcaped therefrom, LlTTLEBERR£ WlLSON is about27 orjO years of age, fair hair, inclining t,o red—about 6 feet 1 inchhigh—thkk fet—generally wore a (hort bluejacket with ficevei, and a arfdown veil—is an ii habitantof Leno'r rmmty, and was committed for 1 lie murder of a man tf the name of Argor.]essa Robinson, is about 34sears of agr—dark ^uir—about 5 feel 6 inches high—thick fet—generally wore a ihort blue coat—wasfern from Richmond County—on a charge of horfe Healing.Jacob Hammonds is a mulattoman about 25 years of age—about 5 feet *j inches high, tolctxbly thick I'd—if re tied in home* pun, having alfo a blue cloth coat—was fernfrom Rnhefon County, charged withhorfe Healing.The above reward will be paid for apprehending the alorcfaid Fe-Ions, and delivering them to the ftbfcriber in Fayetteville, or f-curing them in ant goal indie Untied States—or the futn of I W ENTYDOLLARS for either of them,GEORGE K. BARGE, G.'t'er.Fayetteville, N. C.* t April 30th, 1803. ,J
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Wilmington Gazette
Wilmington, North Carolina, US
Thu, Apr 28, 1803
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