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Marshall Hewitt (search for this): article 3
Five Dollars reward. --Left Mrs. Bisby's, corner of 9th and Franklin streets, on Tuesday, my Mulatto Boy Albert. He is about 14 years of age and rather small; is probably lurking about the camps, or is employed at some of the public houses in the city; had on when he left a suit of often clothes and black cap, if delivered to Mrs. Bisby or myself, I will give the above reward. Th.Marshall Hewitt. au 29--6t
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Five Dollars reward. --Left Mrs. Bisby's, corner of 9th and Franklin streets, on Tuesday, my Mulatto Boy Albert. He is about 14 years of age and rather small; is probably lurking about the camps, or is employed at some of the public houses in the city; had on when he left a suit of often clothes and black cap, if delivered to Mrs. Bisby or myself, I will give the above reward. Th.Marshall Hewitt. au 29--6t Five Dollars reward. --Left Mrs. Bisby's, corner of 9th and Franklin streets, on Tuesday, my Mulatto Boy Albert. He is about 14 years of age and rather small; is probably lurking about the camps, or is employed at some of the public houses in the city; had on when he left a suit of often clothes and black cap, if delivered to Mrs. Bisby or myself, I will give the above reward. Th.Marshall Hewitt. au 29--6t