TEN DOLLARS REWARD. RAN away from the subscriber in Robeson county, the 10 of March last, a negro wench named Winny; she is about 26 years of age, very stout, squints with one eye, was born and raised in Wayne county in this state--belonged once to Robert Best of that place--had on when she went away, a striped homespun wrapper and petticoat, and carried with her several other articles of cloathing and two pair Scotch blankets. I think it is probable that she may have made towards Turtle River in Georgia, as her husband has been taken there. The above reward and all reasonable charges will be paid to any person that will deliver her to me or secure her in any gaol so that I get her again. JOHN M'PHAIL. Robeson county, May 6.
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| Name | Role in document |
|---|---|
| Robert Best | Former slaveholder |
| John M'Phail | Placing Ad |
| Winny | Slave |
| John M'Phail | Slaveholder |
