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The Daily Dispatch: November 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], Turning Things to account. (search)
These hundred Dollars reward.
--Runaway, on 2d July, a negro woman by the name of Winny Morton.
She is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout built, and black, with thin lips, chews tobacco, and looks glum; she has relations in Richmond and some in Manchester; she passes as a washerwoman.
She was sold into absolute slavery by order of the Hustings Court.
She no doubt has her free papers; she reported she lost them, which is false.
Wherever any person comes across a Winny, and she has her free papers, take her up.--I will give the above reward to any white man, or black man, or black woman, let her be slave or free, so that I am able to lay my hands upon said Winny, or lodged in any jail.
J. W. Satterwhite
Petersburg paper please copy for one month, and send bill to J. W. S., corner of Franklin and 18th sts. no 18--1m*
Three hundred Dollars reward.
--Runaway, on 2d July, a negro woman by the name of Winny Morton.
She is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout built, and black, with thin lips, chews tobacco, and looks glum; she has relations in Richmond and some in Manchester; she passes as a washerwoman.
She was sold into absolute slavery by order of the Hustings Court.
She no doubt has her free papers; she reported she lost them, which is false.
Wherever any person comes across a Winny, and she has her free papers, take her up.--I will give the above reward to any white man, or black man, or black woman, let her be slave or free, so that I am able to lay my hands upon said Winny, or lodged in any jail.
J. W. Satterwhite.
Petersburg paper please copy for one month, and send bill to J. W. S., corner of Franklin and 18th sts.
no 18--1m*
Three hundred dollars Reward.
--Runaway, on 2d July, a negro man by the name of Winny Morton.
She is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout built, and black, with thin lips, chews tobacco, and looks grum; she has relations in Richmond and some in Manchester; she passes as a washerwoman.
She was sold into absolute slavery by order of the Hustings Court.
She no doubt has her free papers; she reported she lost them, which is false.
Wherever any person comes across a Winny, and she has her free papers, take her up.--I will give the above reward to any white man, or black man, or black woman, let her be slave or free, so that I am able to lay my hands upon said Winny, or lodged in any jail.
J. W. Satterwhite.
Petersburg paper please copy for one month, and send bill to J. W. S., corner of Franklin and 18th sta. no 18--1m*
The Daily Dispatch: December 8, 1862., [Electronic resource], Matters in Gloucester — Raid on the oyster craft. (search)
Three hundred dollars reward.
--Runaway, on 2d July, a negro woman by the name of Winny Morton.
She is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout built, and black, with thin lips, chews tobacco, and looks grum, she has relations in Richmond and some in Manchester; she passes as a washerwoman.
She was sold into absolute slavery by order of the Hustings Court.
She no doubt has her free papers; she reported she lost them, which is false.
Wherever any person comes across a Winny, and she has her free papers, take her up.--I will give the above reward to any white man, or black man, or black woman, let her be slave or free, so that I am able to lay my hands upon said Winny, or lodged in any jail.
J. W. Satterwhite.
Petersburg paper please copy for one month, and find bill to J. W. S., corner of Franklin and 18th sts. no 18--1m*
The Daily Dispatch: December 12, 1862., [Electronic resource], Message of the Governor of Florida . (search)
Three hundred Dollars reward.
--Runaway, on 2d July, a negro woman by the name of Winny Morton.
She is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout built, and black, with thin lips, chews tobacco, and looks grum; she has relations in Richmond and some in Manchester; she passes as a washerwoman.
She was sold into absolute slavery by order of the Hustings Court.
She no doubt has her free papers; she reported she lost them, which is false.
Wherever any person comes across a Winny, and she has her free papers, take her up.--I will give the above reward to any white man, or black man, or black woman, let her be slave or free, so that I am able to lay my hands upon said Winny, or lodged in any jail.
J. W. Satterwhite.
Petersburg paper please copy for one month, and send bill to J. W. S., corner of Franklin and 18th sts. no 18--1m
The Daily Dispatch: December 13, 1862., [Electronic resource], Seeking religion under Difficulties. (search)
Three hundred Dollars reward.
--Runaway, on 2d July, a negro woman by the name of Winny Morton.
She is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout built, and black, with thin lips, chews tobacco, and looks grum; she has relations in Richmond and some in Manchester; she passes as a washerwoman.
She was sold into absolute slavery by order of the Hustings Court.
She no doubt has her free papers; she reported she lost them, which is false.
Wherever any person comes across a Winny, and she has her free papers, take her up.--I will give the above reward to any white man, or black man, or black woman, let her be slave or free, so that I am able to lay my hands upon said Winny, or lodged in any jail.
J. W. Satterwhite.
Petersburg paper please copy for one month, and send bill to J. W. S., corner of Franklin and 18th sts. no 18--1m*
Three Hundred Dollars reward.
--Runaway, on 2d July, a negro woman by the name of Winny Morton.
She is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout built, and black, with thin lips, chews tobacco, and looks grum; she has relations in Richmond and some in Manchester; she passes as a washerwoman.
She was sold into absolute slavery by order of the Hustings Court.
She no doubt has her free papers; she reported she lost them, which is false.
Wherever any person comes across a Winny, and she has her free papers, take her up.--I will give the above reward to any white man, or black man, or black woman, let her be slave or free, so that I am able to lay my hands upon said Winny, or lodged in any jail.
J. W. Satterwhite,
Petersburg paper please copy for one month, and send bill to J. W. S., corner of Franklin and 18th sts. no 18--1m*
The Daily Dispatch: December 20, 1862., [Electronic resource], Unparalleled Enermity. (search)
Three hundred dollars reward.
--Runaway, on 2d July, a negro woman by the name of Winny Morton.
She is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout built, and black, with thin lips, chews tobacco, and looks grum; she has relations in Richmond and some in Manchester; she passes as a washerwoman.
She was sold into absolute slavery by order of the Hustings Court.
She no doubt has her free papers; she reported she lost them, which is false.
Wherever any person comes across a Winny, and she has her free papers, take her up.--I will give the above reward to any white man, or black man, or black woman, let her be slave or free, so that I am able to lay my hands upon said Winny, or lodged in any jail. J. W. Satterwhite. Petersburg paper please copy for one month, and send bill to J. W. S., corner of Franklin and 18th sts. no 18--1m*
The Daily Dispatch: December 27, 1862., [Electronic resource], One of the enemy's "Rams" destroyed by torpedoes on the Yazoo river . (search)
Three hundred dollars reward
--Runaway, on 3d July, a negro woman by the name of Winny Morton.
She is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout built, and black with thin lips chews tobacco and looks grump, she has relations in Richmond and some in Manchester she passes as a washerwoman.
She was old into absolute slavery by order of the Hustings Court.
She no doubt has her from papers, she reported she left them, which is false.
Wherever any person comes across a Windy, and she has her free papers, take her up — I will give the above reward to any white man, or black man, or black woman, lot her be slave or free, so that I am able to lay my hands upon said Winny, or ledged in any jail.
J. W. Satterwhite.
Petersbury paper please copy for one month, and contributed to J. W. B., corner of Franklin and 18th sts. sc 18--1m