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The Daily Dispatch: August 28, 1863., [Electronic resource], Escape of prisoners from Fort Delaware . (search)
One hundred and Fifty Dollars Reward.
--My servants Ben and Kitty ran away the early part of July.
I will pay $75 for the arrest of either, if confined in Fluvanna jail or for the arrest of both, if so confined, I will pay $150. Ben is about 18 years old, dark complexion, tolerably well grown, and good looking; no particular marks remembered.
His mother belongs to Mr. Jerry Woodward, of Goochland county, with whom he lived until the last few years.
Kitty is about 24 years old, and was raised by my father, Dr. Julian Kean, of Louisa, and her children are now at his late residence.
She is not very dark, nor is she bright.
She is about medium height and well made for strength.
No marks remembered.
The servants were hired to W R Cocke, of Fluvanna, the present year. Mrs. Susan V Boston. au 20--2aw2w
The Daily Dispatch: August 29, 1863., [Electronic resource], From the Peninsula — the great raid. (search)
I will pay $50 for the delivery of my woman Hester (sometimes Easter) to Messrs. Lee & James, auctioneers.
She is 40 or 45 years old, about 5 feet high, brown skin, good teeth, not very stout.
She may be found about Dover Mils, Goochland county, or in Richmond, trading to some of the camps near. H F Cocke. au 25--cod3t
The Daily Dispatch: September 12, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Legislature. (search)
I will pay one hundred dollars for the delivery of my woman Easter, sometimes called Hester.
She is about 40 or 45 years old; brown skin; good teeth, a little apart and project in front; is about 5 feet high; not very stout.
Deliver her to Lee & James, Auctioneers, Richmond, Va. H F Cocke. se 8--eod3t*
For sale.
--Two Shoemakers and several other Negroes for sale.
Call at my office, opposite Raine's Hotel, Locust Alley. H F Cocke. fe 2--6t
The Daily Dispatch: February 3, 1864., [Electronic resource], The Legislature. (search)
For sale.
--Two Shoemakers and several officer Negroes for sale.
Call at my office, Raine's Hotel, Locust Alley. H F Cocke. fe 2--6t
The Daily Dispatch: February 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], Pollard 's second year of the War . (search)
For sale.
--Two Shoemakers and several other Negroes for sale.
Call at my office, opposite Raine's Hotel, Locust Al'cy. H F Cocke. fe 2--6t
For Sale.
--Two Shoemakers and several other Negroes for sale.
Call at my office, opposite Raine's Hotel, Locust Alley. H F Cocke. fe 2--6t
For hire
--One negro woman, and boy 7 years old; one woman 25 years old; one girl 18 years old. The women can be recommended for plain country cooks, washers, ironers, &c. The girl is said to be a very good nurse, and accustomed to house work, wash and iron.
Apply at my office corner 9th at and Basin Bank.
Also, oak and pine wood for sale at reduced prices.
Oak wood $38 per cord; pine wood $30 per cord, delivered. S P Cocke. fe 10--4t*
For sale
--A No I man Cook, 30 years old, of unexceptionable character, and warranted sound and healthy.
Apply at my office, opposite Raine's Hotel, Locust alley. H F Cocke. [fe 8--6t]
The Daily Dispatch: February 10, 1864., [Electronic resource], A Fierce battle. (search)
For sale.
--Two Shoemakers and several other Negroes for sale.
Call at my office, opposite Raine's Hotel, Locust Alley. H F Cocke. fe 2--6t