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BG.759.035
31 Dec 1759:43 (248)
Suppos'd to be stolen last evening, from the door of
Ebenezer Bradish, innholder in Cambridge, a dark chestnut
horse, about 11 or 12 years old, with a good russet saddle
and white cloth housen, and a bridle; he had a blaze in his
face, and his off hind foot was white: Suppos'd to be
stolen by a Negro man, who had on a light coloured coat,
with light coloured buttons, dark-coloured breeches, blue
rib'd stockings much mended, old sh[oes] with square yellow
metal buckles; a strip'd woolen cap, and a very God hat.
N.B. He had with him a violin in a green bag. Whoever
shall take up said (suppos'd) thief, horse, saddle and
bridle, and will bring them to Mr. Bradish's in Cambridge
aforesaid, shall have ten dollars reward; or whoever will
bring the horse, saddle, &c. shall have five dollars reward,
and all necessary charges paid, by Peleg Sterns.
Cambridge, December 12, 1759.
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