| From the Wilmington Journal |
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| April 4, 1863 |
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| $50 Reward |
| Runaway, from the W. & M. {Wilmington
& Manchester} Railroad, on the 15th of March last, my negro HENRY, he is black, very
large and muscular, and is a fine blacksmith. He has a wife belonging
to Mr. Lyon, of Charlotte, N. C., and is supposed to be lurking either
in that vicinity or Wilmington. |
| Also ranaway, from the
Government Shops, in Raleigh, my boy HARKLESS. He has a smiling
countenance, is small, black and bandy-legged, with several scars on
his head. |
| He was hired last year on the
Nauhunta Section of the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad and supposed
to be lurking either in that vicinity or Wilmington. |
| A reward of $25 each will be
given for their arrest and imprisonment in any jail so that I can get
them. |
| W. W. Pierce |
| Major & Q. M. |
| Pr. W. M. Pierce |
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