1819Ten dollars reward1796-09-10T00:00:00Fayetteville, N.C. : North Carolina Minerva and Fayetteville AdvertiserNorth Carolina Minerva and Fayetteville Advertiser, 1796-1799FayettevilleCumberlandNCTEN DOLLARS REWARD. RUN-AWAY from the subscriber on the 13th Aug. living in Robeson county, in the fork of Shoeheel, a negro man, about 25 years old, named BILL, about 5 feet 7 inches high, hard featured, rather of a yellow complection has some scars on his back, and his large toes is longer by half an inch than any of his other toes-had on when went away, a light coloured cassimere vest, a long brown cloth coat, with large covered buttons, and a pair of home-spun trowsers[sic]. I suppose he intends for Newbern or Norfolk. Any person who will secure him in any jail, or deliver him to Daniel Ray in Fayetteville, will receive the above reward. MURDOCH M'INNES. August 26.NCCUMCumberland3New Bern (N.C.)Norfolk (Va.)8/13/1796Murdoch MinnesPlacing AdBillSlaveMurdoch M'innesSlaveholderRobesonNC