Anson County NcArchives News.....RAN AWAY October 8, 1807
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Thurs., Oct. 8, 1807, Raleigh Minerva October 8, 1807
   Run away from the Subscriber’s plantation near Webb’s Ferry, Anson County, 
on the 21st instant, four likely African Negro men, three of which are of a 
yellow complexion, marked on the face and body with their Country Mark; the 
other a very black fellow marked only on his body, and is named JACK; -- the 
other three, named AKA, SAM and BOATSWAIN. They had on, when they went away 
checked shirts and white homespun trowsers; they speak no English. If is 
supposed they crossed the river Peedee, and are now on the East side. Whoever 
will deliver the said Negroes to the subscriber, or secure them in any Jail, 
so they can be had, shall be generously rewarded and expenses paid.
Sept. 28th, 1807           J. LANIER



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