Marshall County Republican and Free Trade Advocate Holly Springs, Miss. Saturday, September 15, 1838 Vol. I. No. 7
NOTICE. RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the 12th day of August last, my negro boy – about 26 years of age, about six feet high, very stoutly built, and very likely, it is suppoed that the said boy carried off a grey horse, thin in order and a pair of saddle bags. The boy has too fingers that grows together on his left hand – the owner lives 10 miles below Coffeeville, where he will give $50 to any person that will deliver him on his plantation. D. B. LINDSEY
Holly Springs, Miss.
Saturday, September 15, 1838
Vol. I.
No. 7
NOTICE. RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the 12th day of August last, my negro boy – about 26 years of age, about six feet high, very stoutly built, and very likely, it is suppoed that the said boy carried off a grey horse, thin in order and a pair of saddle bags. The boy has too fingers that grows together on his left hand – the owner lives 10 miles below Coffeeville, where he will give $50 to any person that will deliver him on his plantation. D. B. LINDSEY