| From the Richmond Daily Dispatch |
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| May 22, 1863 |
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| Two hundred and fifty Dollars reward |
| Runaway from the service of the Piedmont Railroad
Company the following named and negroes: |
| Flyn, 5 feet 9½ inches high, 46 years old, complexion
brown eyes black, scar on forehead, on wrist and on the first of left
thumb. |
| Wy 5 feet 6¼ inches high 45 years old, complexion
black eyes black very bad teeth, steam mere a little when talking. |
| John Harris, 5 feet 8 inches high, complexion black,
eyes black limps in his walk. |
| Washington
hired of Remand Ruffin, Jr, of
Hanover
county,
Va. |
| Jos, hired of W K Delaney, of
Wilson
county, H. C. |
| The above reward of $150 will be paid for
the arrest and delivery to the nearest jail of all of the above-named
negroes, or $50 will be paid for each one arrested clogly. If
delivered at the office of the Richmond Railroad
Company, in Danville, all necessary expenses will be paid and
$5 per day in addition to the above for the time employed. |
| E. D. Wilburn |
| Supt Piedmont Railroad |
| Danville Va. May 19th, 1863 |
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