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SCGCJ.770.013
20 Mar 1770:11 (224)
SOUTH-CAROLINA. March 9, 1770. By the Honourable William
Bull, Esquire, Lieutenant-Governor and Commander-in-Chief,
in and over the said Province:
A PROCLAMATION.
[Notice of the theft of a scooner, belonging to Colonel
Joseph Glover, loaded with rice, from North-Edisto River]
. . . [Names and descriptions of the thieves]
Joseph Jordan, . . .
Thomas Dannails, one of the said Jordan's accomplices, was
born in the south of Ireland, aged about thirty years, of a
dark complexion, slim, and middling sized, black hair,
speaks French, and plays well on the violin, . . .
Edmund James, . . .
. . . [Other information on the theft]
[Reward] Fifty Dollars each.
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