Citation - Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia: 1777.02.26

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Index Entry Fife, played by runaway Mulatto named Jones, Jack 
Location Chester 
Citation
PG-P.777.006
26 Feb 1777:42 (2505)
Five Pounds Reward.  Run away from the subscriber, living in
the borough of Chester, in the beginning of August last, a
mulattoe man, named Jack Jones, upwards of 24 years of age,
a cooper by trade, about 5 feet 7 inches high, wears his
hair tied in a cue behind, has a hobbling gait when he
walks, occasioned by the rheumatism formerly in his hips,
this country born, speaks good English, can read, and write
a tolerable hand, and can play pretty well on a fife, is a
sly, smooth tongued fellow, and may probably forge a pass,
and pretend to be a freeman; he went on board the Providence
privateer, commanded by Captain Jones, when she lay opposite
to Chester, outward bound on her cruize, . . . [11 lines,
whereabouts, terms, signed by Elisha Price.]


Generic Title Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia 
Date 1777.02.26 
Publisher Hall and Sellers 
City, State Philadelphia, PA 
Year 1777 
Bibliography B0037254
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