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they shalltthink fit, without accusation or im-
peachment of any crime, for the same...Witness,
Anthony B. Toomer, Clerk of the said Court...
the’ third Monday of March, 1800. A. 3, Toomer,
Clik. (Le Si) March 23." WILMINGTON GAZETTEER
Wilmington, NC, 3-27-1800 (April 3, 1 800,
Susse - "Note: Pompey and Jim have teturned
home." )

they shall‘think fit, without accusation or im-
peachment of any crime, for the same...Witness,
Anthony B. Toomer, Clerk of the said Courtese
the’ third "Monday of Merch, TUS HOLO NS yl Eh, eee
Clk. (Le. Se) March 23." WILMINGTON GAZETTEX®
Wi imington, NC, 3-27-1800 (April 3, 1 800,

iusse - "Note: Pompey and Jim have peturned
home." )

they shell: think £

"Outlawry. ‘State of North Carolina, New Hanover
_County,,march term, 1800..eWhereas the “rand
Suny for tne county aroresaid, pre" sso vaay
certain negro slaves, Named Jack, a cooper, and
Jack commonly called Jack Bacot; and Jack, com-
monly called Jack Rouse, and Pompey, and Isaac,
a Mulatto, belonging to John Walker, Hsq., and
a fellow called Jim belonging to Mrs. Sarah
Mosley and Sally, a wench belonging to Richard
Wuice, Esquite - are run away and are out lurk-
ing in the swamps..elhese are therefore to re-
cuire and command the said negroes,...forthwith
+ ot hamea ct \
pe even (ecsnett and wey ne levtar fomeeny per-
gon «eetO Kill and destroy the ssid runaway
slaves..-by such Ways and Means, as he or

"Outlawry. State of North Carolina, New Hanover
_County,,march term, 1800...Whereas the “rand
Jury for the County aforesaid, pre--- ---= that
certain negro slaves, Named Jack, a cooper, and
Jack commonly called Jack Bacot; and Jack, com-
monly called Jack Rouse, end Pompey, and Isaac,
a Mulatto, belonging to ’ John Walker, Esqe, and
a fellow called Jim belonging to Mrs, Sarah
Mosley and Sally, a wench belonging to Richard
Wuice, Esquite - are run away and are out lupk-
nhioles altel the swampSeeelhese are therefore to re-
ouire and command the said negroes...forthwith
to surrender, th gmselves and return home...And
further it Shalt and may be lawful for any per-
gon ..to kill and destroy the said runaway
slaves...by such Ways and Means, as he oy

"Outlaury. of North ey New Hanove:

County, ma arch terry 1800...
County eforesai
gro slaves, Named Jack, @ sooper, and
Soma celled Je cot; and Jack, com=
monly called Jack Rouse, and Pompey, and Isaac,
2 He (latte, belonging to’ John lker, Esq., and
a fellow called Jim belonging to "rs. sarah
fostey and delly, a weneh belonging to Rishard
Esquite - are run away and are out lurk-
swamps...Taese are therefore to re~
mmand the seid negroes...f
Bo nERSRORS eM SITAR Ray BS Tankat Por any per-
son ...to kill and destroy the said runaway
$laves...by such Ways and Means, as he o



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