Runaway ad for Harry, by Lambert DeCamp
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- NJS-SRC-01556
- Source Type
- Runaway Advertisement
- Headline
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
- Author
- Lambert DeCamp (1733-1814)
- Publication
- Centinel of Freedom
- Place of Publication
- Newark
- Date of Issue
- August 17, 1802
- Date Submitted
- August 16, 1802
- Page
- 3
- Transcript
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
RAN-AWAY from the subscriber, living in Rahway, near Bridge-Town, Middlesex County, and State of New Jersey, the twenty-seventh day of June, a Negro Man named HARRY, 21 years of age, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, with a down look, and brown complexion.—Had on, and took with him, one striped Nankeen Coat and Trowsers, two pair tow trowsers, two waistcoats, the one homespun and the other a bought one, three Shirts, one woollen blue and white striped, and two of linen, one fur Hat, and two wool Hats and a small Bag. Also a pair of calf-skin Shoes sharp toed, he has a large skar on his left hand, just back of his thumb, occasioned by the innoculation of the small pox. Whoever will take up said Negro man, and return him to his master, or confine him in any Gaol, so that he gets him again, shall receive the above reward and reasonable charges, by
LOMBERT De CAMP.
August 16, 1802.
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- English
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- Jesse Bayker
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