The Daily Dispatch: July 12, 1862., [Electronic resource]

One hundred and fifty dollars reward

William Payne, a dark black man, about 5½ feet high, about 30 years old, stout and fleshy He has spent most of his life in different tobacco factories in this city. He was employed the early part of this year as teamster near Yorktown — say, till the evacuation of the Peninsula by our troops. He has a wife at Mrs. Fanny Carver's, upper end of Hanover. He has probably gone there, or to some of our camps. He absconded on the 9th inst.

Warwick, a bright mulatto, 19 or 20 years old, tall and slender. He was hired this year at the Exchange Hotel, and absconded about three weeks ago, probably with a view of going over to the enemy but probably could not enter their lines before the commencement of the recent battles on the Chickahominy.

Harris, a black boy, about 15 years old. He was hired to Geo. T. Booker, to work on his farm a few miles north of the Chickahominy. He was seen with the enemy shortly before the battle of Hanover Court-House.

One hundred and fifty dollars will be paid for the apprehension and delivery here of the three or fifty dollars for any one of them.

jy 12--4t* Lewis Webb.