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| Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 37. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones) | 1 | 1 | Browse | Search |
| The Daily Dispatch: November 5, 1860., [Electronic resource] | 1 | 1 | Browse | Search |
| Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 6. (ed. Frank Moore) | 1 | 1 | Browse | Search |
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Ran Away from the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company the following named Negro men: Paul, slave of W. H. Cook, Campbell county, Virginia, and Tom, slave of W. A. Harris, Lunenburg county, Virginia.
The usual reward will be paid for their delivery to an agent of the company, or confinement in any jail where the company can get them.
Paul is twenty-four years old, six feet high, dark complexion; Tom is eighteen years old, five feet six inches high, black complexion. Charles G. Talcott, Superintendent. Richmond Examiner and Lynchburg Virginian copy one week. de 14--1w
Ran Away from the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company the following-named Negro Men: Paul, slave of W. H. Cook, Campbell county, Virginia, and Tom, slave of W. A. Harris, Lunenburg county, Virginia.
The usual reward will be paid for their delivery to an agent of the company, or confinement in any jail where the company can get them.
Paul is twenty-four years old, six feet high, dark complexion; Tom is eighteen years old, five feet six inches high, black complexion. Charles G. Talcott, Superintendent. Richmond Examiner and Lynchburg Virginian copy one week. de 14--1w
Ran Away from the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company the following named Negro men; Paul, slave of W. H. Cook, Campbell county, Virginia, and Tom, slave of W. A. Harris, Lunenburg county, Virginia.
The usual reward will be paid for their delivery to an agent of the company, or confinement in any jail where the company can get them.
Paul is twenty-four years old, six feet high, dark complexion; Tom is eighteen years old, five feet six inches high, black complexion. Charles G. Talcott, Superintendent. de 14--1w Richmond Examiner and Lynchburg Virginian copy one week.
Ran Away from the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company the following named Negro men: Paul, slave of W. H. Cook, Campbell county, Virginia, and Tom, slave of W. A. Harris, Lunenburg county, Virginia.
The usual reward will be paid for their delivery to an agent of the company, or confinement in any jail where the company can get them.
Paul is twenty-four years old, six feet high, dark complexion; Tom is eighteen years old, five feet six inches high, black complexion. Charles G. Talcott, Superintendent. Richmond Examiner and Lynchburg Virginia copy one week. de 14--1w
Ran away from the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company the following-named Negro men: Paul, slave of W. H. Cook, Campbell county, Virginia, and Tom, slave of W. A. Harris, Lunenburg county, Virginia.
The usual reward will be paid for their delivery to an agent of the company, or confinement in any jail where the company can get them.
Pant is twenty-four years old, six feet high, dark complexion; Tom is eighteen years old, five feet six inches high, black complexion. Charles G. Talcott. Superintendent. Richmond Examiner and Lynchburg Virginian copy one week. de 14--1w
District Deputy Grand Masters.
--The following District Deputy Grand Masters were elected by the Grand Lodge of Masons at their annual communication in this city last Wednesday night: Samuel Selden, of Norfolk, District No. 1; Robert F. Cole, of Williamsburg, District No. 2; Warner Eubank, of Lancaster Courthouse, District No. 4; C. E. Stewart, of Petersburg, District No. 5; John A. Pugh, of New Plymouth, Lunenburg county, District No. 7; John R. Purdie, of Smithfield, Isle of Wight county, District No. 6; John F. Regnault, of Richmond, District No. 8; M. B. Carrington, of Columbia, Fluvanna county, District No. 9; Stephen T. Dillard, Amherst Courthouse, District No. 10; Samuel A. Bailey, Lynchburg, District No. 11; Arthur Stevens, Stanardsville, Greene county, District No. 12; G. F. Carmichael, Fredericksburg, District No. 13; Wiatt Walker, Whitmell, Pittsylvania county, District No. 14; William A. Lambert, Alexandria, District No. 15; William Wertenbaker, University of Virginia