Joe - GOLD1
Title
Joe - GOLD1
Identifier
GOLD1
Subject
African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans
Source
South-Carolina and American General Gazette
Date
February 5, 1778
Trade
Goldsmith
Gender
Male
Enslaver
Jacob Valk
Home Location
Charleston, South Carolina
Events
1. Self-emancipated from Jacob Valk
Item Type
Advertisement
Transcription
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.
RUN away about 7 years ago, a very likely mustee boy named JOE, then about 14 years old, brought up to the goldsmith's business; he was short and chubbed, has had the small pox, but no very visible marks; he has a round head, broad foreteeth, the white of his eyes somewhat yellow, very sensible and artful, and may perhaps pass himself for a free fellow; he has no particular marks about him as can be remembered, except on his back or nearer the shoulder, where he was stabbed by a negro. The above reward of Two Hundred Pounds South-Carolina money, will be paid on delivery of him to
JACOB VALK.
RUN away about 7 years ago, a very likely mustee boy named JOE, then about 14 years old, brought up to the goldsmith's business; he was short and chubbed, has had the small pox, but no very visible marks; he has a round head, broad foreteeth, the white of his eyes somewhat yellow, very sensible and artful, and may perhaps pass himself for a free fellow; he has no particular marks about him as can be remembered, except on his back or nearer the shoulder, where he was stabbed by a negro. The above reward of Two Hundred Pounds South-Carolina money, will be paid on delivery of him to
JACOB VALK.
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