Runaway ad for apprentice Joseph Canfield, by Daniel Mathews

Runaway ad for apprentice Joseph Canfield, by Daniel Mathews
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Identifier
NJS-SRC-01520
Source Type
Runaway Advertisement
Headline
10 Dollars Reward
Author
Daniel Mathews
Publication
Centinel of Freedom
Place of Publication
Newark
Date of Issue
August 25, 1801
Date Submitted
August 24, 1801
Page
3
Transcript
10 Dollars Reward.
RAN AWAY on Monday the 17th instant, from the subscriber, an apprentice Boy to the Shoemaking business, by name JOSEPH CANFIELD, in the 15th year of his age, black eyes, dark complexion, and small of his age. He wore a fur hat of its natural color; a brown woolen coat; light colored homespun linsey woolsey waistcoat. He took with two pair of trowsers, one of nankeen, and the other tow, of fustian color. It is expected he is gone towards Wioming. Whoever will take up said Apprentice, and return him to his master, or secure him and given information that I may get him again, shall have the above award and reasonable charges.
DANIEL MATHEWS.
Orange, near Newark, Essex County
N.J. August 24, 1801.
6-3.
Language
English
Record Contributor
Kate Jackson
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