Newhanover County NcArchives News.....Reward for Seven Runaway Apprentices September 23, 1773
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Cape Fear Mercury Sept. 23, 1773 September 23, 1773
                    SEVEN POUND REWARD
   Runaway from the brig "Roger" seven indented servants, one THOMAS MOORE of 
London, by trade a whitesmith, with a mole on his right cheek, long black 
hair, about five foot-six inches high, dark complexion, 27 years old, had on 
when he went away a blue-green coat with a drab-colored bodice.
   WILLIAM MILLER, a Scotsman, a taylor by trade, wearing long black hair, 
darkish complexion, 24 years old, hadd on when he went away a brown coat, 
black tartan breeches.
   WILLIAM RICHARDSON, fair complexion, born in Yorkshire, a taylor by trade, 
23 years old, had on light coloured blue or grey cloathes, about five feet 
eight inches high.
   SAMUEL SIMPSON, a farmer, about 22 years old; WILLIAM BODDINGTON, Cabinet-
Maker, 23 years old; ROBERT WILLIAMSON, a Brick-Layer; GEORGE WOODARD, a white-
smith. 
   Whoever will deliver said servants, or any of them to WILLIAM CAMPBELL, 
ESQ.  in Wilmington, will receive twenty shillings for any of them.

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