11683311https://dlas.uncg.edu/petitions/petition/11683311VirginiaPrincess AnnCounty9121833LegislativeLegislativecommittee reports is "reasonable"113Library of Virginia, Richmond, VirginiaIn December 1832, constable Thomas Ward arrested the slave Harry, charging his owner with permitting him "to go a large and hire himself out." Committed to jail, Harry remained incarcerated because his owner, a free mulatto woman, could not pay the fine, nor could he be sold, being "old & infirm." In May 1833, Harry was released. Edward Fentress, jail keeper, asks to be reimbursed for his expenses of $43.75.Virtually free (enslaved)Enslaver (FPOC)Jails/WorkhousesInsolvency