Chowan-Washington County NcArchives News.....Stop the Villian, Salisbury! October 20, 1809
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Edenton Gazette   Friday, Oct. 20, 1809 October 20, 1809
   -- $25 REWARD will be given to any person or persons within the United 
States that will apprehend and convey to Warren (R. Island) a certain DANIEL 
SALISBURY, Master and part owner of the Sloop Lydia of Warren, who left this 
place on the 13th instant, taking with him upwards of $500 in gold and silver, 
belonging to the subscribers. We are informed, that after he arrived at 
Plymouth, he made no application for a freight, but took himself off from 
thence, it is supposed, for Washington, as he was seen on the road in company 
with a blacksmith, 20 miles from Plymouth.-- The said SALISBURY is about five 
feet eight or nine inches high, tolerably well set, stoops in his shoulders 
very much, red face, drinks pretty freely at times, has a scar on one of his 
cheeks, occasioned by a wound from a splinter, and is about 30 years of age.
It is supposed he will make for Charleston, (S.C.). Masters of vessels and 
others, would do an act of justice to their country, by refusing him a 
conveyance from one port to another, as he may, by that means, be brought to 
justice. The said SALISBURY is indebted to us more than his part of the Sloop 
amounts to.
                                                    JOHN ALGER,
                                                    JAMES SALISBURY,
                                                    NOBLE HOOD, Part Owners
Edenton, Oct. 19, 1809

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