Runaway ad for Nance, by James Vaux

Runaway ad for Nance, by James Vaux
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Identifier
NJS-SRC-01151
Source Type
Runaway Advertisement
Headline
Eight Dollars Reward
Author
James Vaux
Publication
Federal Gazette and Philadelphia Daily Advertiser
Place of Publication
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Date of Issue
July 1, 1793
Date Submitted
July 1, 1793
Page
2
Transcript
Eight Dollars Reward,
Ran away from the subscriber, a Negro Woman, named Nance, about twenty three years of age—has a sour frowning countenance and is so small for her age as to be taken for a girl. She had but few clothes with her—they being secured on discovering her intentions of going off. She formerly lived in Princeton, and has a Brother living in Philadelphia, to whom she may probably go. Whoever will secure the said Negro, so that her Master may get her again, shall be paid the above Reward:
JAMES VAUX,
Providence, Montgomery County, July 1, 1793
Language
English
URL
https://slavery.princeton.edu/sources/nance
Record Contributor
Princeton & Slavery Project
Kayra Guven
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