Runaway ad for Cato, by William M'Kissick

Identifier: NJS-SRC-00631
Source Type: Runaway Advertisement
Item: Runaway ad for Cato, by William M'Kissick
Headline: THREE POUNDS REWARD
Creator: William M'Kissick
Publication: Arnett's New-Jersey Federalist
Place of Publication: New Brunswick
Date of Issue: 3 July 1794
Page: 4
Transcript: THREE POUNDS REWARD.

RAN-AWAY, on Friday the 18th ult. from the subscriber living near Pluckemin, Somerset county, New-Jersey, a NEGRO MAN named CATO, 33 years of age, about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, squints much and is very near sighted; had on a light coloured coatee, waistcoat and overalls of the same, but he may change his dress, having taken with him a variety of cloathing. He formerly belonged to the late Col. Philip Van-Horne, near Middle-Brook. Whoever secures said Negro, that his master may have him again, shall receive the above reward and all reasonable charges paid, by

WILLIAM M'KISSICK. 28tf
Language: English
Archive: Special Collections and University Archives, Rutgers University Libraries
Archival Collection: Loose Newspaper Collection (Ac. 3193)
Archival Location: Box 27, Folder 4
Record Contributor: Jesse Bayker

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