Runaway ad for Dick and John, by Daniel Woodmansee
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- Identifier
- NJS-SRC-01356
- Source Type
- Runaway Advertisement
- Headline
- Seventy Dollars Reward
- Author
- Daniel Woodmansee
- Publication
- Fredonian
- Place of Publication
- New Brunswick
- Date of Issue
- October 24, 1822
- Date Submitted
- September 12, 1822
- Page
- 1
- Transcript
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Seventy Dollars Reward.
STOLEN away from the subscriber on the first instant by a man who calls himself John, a mullatto boy by the name of DICK, about five feet five inches high, sixteen years old, his hair cut close to his head—Had on when he went away a mixt roundabout roram hat, patched shirt, tow trowsers, good shoes—Whoever shall take up said boy and confine him in jail so that the owner can get him again, or convey him home shall receive fifty dollars.—A further reward of twenty dollars will be paid for the man who stole the boy. The man is about five feet ten inches high, sandy complexion, blue eyes deep in his head, his left hand somewhat withered—Had on when in this neighborhood working clothes.
Daniel Woodmansee.
Near Princeton,
Sept. 12, 1822 - Language
- English
- Record Contributor
- Xandria McKinley
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