Citation - New York Gazette (Weyman): 1761.03.16

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Index Entry Edward, Mark, runaway Mulatto, plays fiddle 
Location New Haven 
Citation
NYG(W.761.025
16 Mar 1761:42 (112)
Run away from the subscriber, on the 20th of December last,
a Negro or Mulatto man servant, aged about 28 years, named
Mark Edward, born near Byram River, in the county of
Westchester; a well set fellow, near six feet high, talks
good English, plays well on a fiddle, calls himself a free
fellow, goes commonly with his head shaved, hath two crowns
on the top of his head, small black specks or moles in his
eyes, with a scar near the middle of his breast, and a mole
on his left breast.  Had on when he went away, a good pair
of leather breeches, a blue broadcloth jacket, a red jacket
under it without sleeves, a good beaver hat.  Whoever takes
up and secures said fellow, shall have five pounds New-York
money reward, and all reasonable charges paid, by me Abner
Smith, of New-Haven, in the Colony of Connecticut.
  N.B.  All house-keepers, and masters of vessels, are
hereby forbid to harbour, conceal, or carry off said fellow,
as they may depend on being prosecuted according to law.
[signed] Abner smith.


Generic Title New York Gazette (Weyman) 
Date 1761.03.16 
Publisher Weyman, William 
City, State New York, NY 
Year 1761 
Bibliography B0028047
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