MARY COOPER AND MOSES ARMSTEAD, 1857.

Mary arrived from Delaware, Moses from Norfolk, Virginia, and happened

to meet at the station in Philadelphia.

Mary was twenty years of age, of a chestnut color, usual size, and well

disposed. She fled from Nathaniel Herne, an alderman. Mary did not find

fault with the alderman, but she could not possibly get along with his

wife; this was the sole cause of her escape.

Moses was twenty-four years of age, of a chestnut color, a

bright-looking young man. He fled from Norfolk, Virginia, having been

owned by the estate of John Halters. Nothing but the prevailing love of

liberty in the breast of Moses moved him to seek his freedom. He did not

make one complaint of bad treatment.

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