Reward Offered for Swindler in Horse Theft Case
Henry Shurley warns of a man calling himself Ames or WM Brown who swapped a borrowed horse from the narrator near Conetoe Road ten miles below Tarboro. The horse is a small bay, about three years old, with white hind feet and a white stripe on the forehead. Brown, an Irishman age 38 to 40, six feet tall, blond, wore a straw hat and homespun suit. A reward is offered for the swindler and both horse and perpetrator be captured or confined for display. Authorities urged to forward information for collection.
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Ames
Brown
Conetoe
Tarhorn
Henry Shurley
Taraboro Female Academy Reopens In September
Ellen Frangdale announces Taraboro Female Academy resumes Monday September 30 offering a thorough English education with music. Pupils admitted by quarter with board on moderate terms. Tuition varies by class. location and rates listed in the notice.
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Ente
Ellen Fragndale
Jaynes Carminative Balsam advertisement claim
Carminative Balsam by Dr D Jayne touted as a safe effective remedy for dysentery diarrhea cholera infantum summer complaint and related stomach and bowel disorders with testimonials from clergymen physicians and families. The notice urges all to try the medicine and cites certificates praising its quick relief and domestic usefulness.
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D. Jayne
Jonathan Gotns
Granville College
Ohio
Asa Shinn
Protestant Methodist Church
A. Shinss
Allegheny City
Bacon
Jayne
Wat Bacon
M. D
Woodstown
Salem County
N. J. May
Jas. M. Redmond
Reward Offered for Runaway Negro Man
A $25 reward is offered for a negro man who ran away from the subscriber on the 1st day of last July. The notice seeks information leading to his recapture and return. The owner provides identifying details and promises payment upon recovery.
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Ranaway
Fishing Creek Land For Sale In North Carolina
HEsberrider offers land for sale on the south bank of Fishing Creek seven miles from Enfell twenty six from Tarboro and twelve from the railroad. Buyer inspection required. terms accommodating. August 22 1844. by William D. Bryan.
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Ffilliam D. Bryan
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