(1806). Three hundred dollars reward: Broke the jail of Dauphin County, (Pennsylvania) ... on the evening of the 20th of Dec. inst. a certain James Jamison [i.e., Jameson], under sentence of death, for the murder of Jacob Eshelman. --Printed by J. Elder.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Three Hundred Dollars Reward: Broke the Jail of Dauphin County, (Pennsylvania) ... on the Evening of the 20th of Dec. Inst. a Certain James Jamison [i.e., Jameson], Under Sentence of Death, for the Murder of Jacob Eshelman. Harrisburg [Pa.]: --Printed by J. Elder, 1806.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Three Hundred Dollars Reward: Broke the Jail of Dauphin County, (Pennsylvania) ... on the Evening of the 20th of Dec. Inst. a Certain James Jamison [i.e., Jameson], Under Sentence of Death, for the Murder of Jacob Eshelman. --Printed by J. Elder, 1806.