Runaway ad for Tine, by Barnt DeKlyn
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- Identifier
- NJS-SRC-00659
- Source Type
- Runaway Advertisement
- Headline
- Twenty Dollars Reward
- Author
- Barnt DeKlyn (1745-1824)
- Publication
- Trenton Federalist
- Place of Publication
- Trenton
- Date of Issue
- June 29, 1818
- Date Submitted
- June 27, 1818
- Page
- 3
- Transcript
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber on the night of the 24th and 25th inst. a Mulatto or Yellow Woman, named Tine, or commonly so called; her clothes cannot be described as she had a variety with her, and may change her dress. She took with her a feather bed, bedstead, & c. and went off with a black man, who called himself Charles while in the employ of the subscriber, but may answer to some other name. The woman is of middle size, neither tall nor stout, quick spoken, and very pert in making answers to any question. The black man is of middling stature, smart and active, brought up as a house servant and lately lived with Mr. Edmund Burk of Trenton has hostler. Any person who will apprehend her and confined her in any jail in the state, so that the subscriber can get her again, shall receive above reward.
BARNT DEKLYN.
Trenton, June 27, 1818. 9.3w - Language
- English
- Record Contributor
- Jesse Bayker
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