Runaway ad for Cato, by Stephen Haines
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- Identifier
- NJS-SRC-01476
- Source Type
- Runaway Advertisement
- Headline
- TEN DOLLARS REWARD
- Author
- Stephen Haines
- Publication
- Centinel of Freedom
- Place of Publication
- Newark
- Date of Issue
- December 3, 1799
- Date Submitted
- December 2, 1799
- Page
- 3
- Transcript
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN-AWAY from the subscriber the 24th of November last, a negro man named CATO, aged 34 years, about five feet five inches high, pretends to be religious, calls himself a Methodist, is a great liar, understands driving team and farming, had on an old great coat, with a large cape of mixt cloth, a whitish short coat, yellow velvet breeches, much worn, new stockings of black sheep's wool, an old hat with a black crape scarf—It is likely he has given himself another name. Whoever apprehends said Negro, so that the owner can have him again, shall have the above reward, and all reasonable charges.
STEPHEN HAINES
Elizabeth-Town, Dec. 2, 1799.
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- English
- Record Contributor
- Jesse Bayker
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