Runaway ad for Tom, by Cornelius Van Horne

Runaway ad for Tom, by Cornelius Van Horne
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Identifier
NJS-SRC-01342
Source Type
Runaway Advertisement
Author
Cornelius Van Horne (1693-1770)
Publication
American Weekly Mercury
Place of Publication
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Date of Issue
September 24, 1724
Section
Advertisements
Page
2
Transcript
RUN away from the Plantation of Cornelius Van Horne, on Rariton River a Maligasco Negroe Man, named Tom, he is a black likely fellow, pretty Tall, a grave Look, has on a Homesput brown Jacket, and lined with the same, has brass Buttons. Whosoever takes up the said Negroe and Delivers him to his said Master Cornelius Van Horne, in New-York, or in Amboy Goal, shall have Three Pounds as a Reward and reasonable Charges.
Language
English
Record Contributor
Jesse Bayker
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