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Messrs. Steel or Bethuke Merchants in Boston, shall have Three Pounds Reward and all Reasonable Charges. Those that take him are desired to secure the pass. _The American Weekly Mercury_ (Philadelphia), July 11, 1723. _RAN away from his Master, Capt._ John Steel, _at the North End of_ Boston, _the 17th Instant, a Young Negro Fellow, named_ Pompey _SPEAKS PRETTY GOOD ENGLISH is about 19 or 20 Years of Age, is short in Stature and pretty long visaged, has been used to change his name; he had on a great Ratteen Coat, Waistcoat and Breeches, the coat pretty old, with white Metal Buttons, a Cotton and linnen Shirt, and ordinary Worsted Cap, and grey Yarn Stockings, he took with him an old Hat, and a Leather Jockey Cap, a pair of old black Stockings, and a new Ozenbrigs Frock: He has made several Attempts to get off in some Vessel, therefore all Masters of Vessels are cautioned not to entertain him._ _Whoever shall apprehend the said Negro and carry him to said Master shall have_ Five Pounds _old Tenor, and necessary Charges paid by_ John Steel. _The Boston Weekly News-Letter_, Jan. 23, 1746. RAN away on the 19th of this Instant _SEPTEMBER_, from his Master _John Johnson_, of _Boston_, Jack-maker, a Negro Man Servant, named Joe, about 23 Years of Age, a likely Fellow, who had on when he went away a dark colored Fly Coat, with flat white Metal Buttons, a Swan Skin double breasted Jacket, Leather Deer Skin Breeches, a pair of high heel'd thick soled Shoes. He can play on the Flute, has a Scar on his upper Lip and SPEAKS GOOD _ENGLISH_. Whoever shall take him up and deliver him to his said Master, shall have _Ten Pounds_ Reward, Old Tenor, and all reasonable Charges paid. All Masters of Vessels and others, are hereby cautioned against harbouring, concealing or carrying off said Negro, as they will avoid the Penalty of the Law. _The Boston Evening Post_, Oct. 3, 1748. _RAN-AWAY from_ Luykas Job. Wyngaard, _of the City of_ Albany, _Merchant, a certain Negro Man named_ SIMON, _of a middle size, a slender spry Fellow, has a handsome smooth Face, and thick Legs; SPEAKS VERY GOOD_ ENGLISH: _Had on when he went away a blue Cloth Great Coat. Whoever takes up the said Negro and brings him to his Master, or to Mr._ JOHN LIVINGSTON, _at_ NEW YORK, _shall receive_ Three Pounds, New York _Money, Reward, and all reasonable Cost and Charges paid by_ JOHN LIVINGSTON. _The New York Gazette Revived in
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