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oi 150 Dollars Reward.Uioi ^BSCONDLD from the Subscriber'sonrillip.g«ueloa-ndboinxl Plantation on the 21st April, aNloKO called JIM, about five feet six inches high, Yellow Complexion, a stout well made Fellow, good counanance on.y when angry, then a down look, and has the appearance as If both bis Ears had been cut or burnt a little, but can be perceivable — To any person catching him thirty miles from home, and securing him in any Jail so that I gel him, I will pay Twenty Dollars, 01 Kj if cut of the limits of the St^djp and above rd eighty miles, Fifty Dollars, if ne is securedh. so that I get him, and the property not^nd jured—All owners of Boats or Flats arer^® nestly requested to order strict attenijfn rk to apprehend said NLURO, 1 expect hen will a»m for the Indian Nation, or get inwith some villian to take him off—If he should be taken off by any white person and j. sold, or offered for sale, if sufficient testimony;q is furnished to convict the offender, I willgive 150 Dollars. Any person taking up said Negro will please to write to me in Burke County, Georgia—if any person or pei sons know of any Negro Fellow being id )OUght or offered for sale that answers theabove description, they will please stop him, or forbid the purchaser from parting with him and write me, as the Ears of my Fellow is suffi.:ieiit testimony to prove him by—The above Fellow is about 21, 22 or 23 years old. GIVEN under my hand this 29 h of A* pril, 1816.Lewis Byne.Vm* o lt;;t *areleinesn.nit
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Augusta Herald
Augusta, Georgia, US
Thu, May 16, 1816
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