JAMES LOENARD.

_The Pennsylvania Gazette_, Sept. 11, 1740.

RAN-away from Capt. Joseph Hale of Newbury, a Negro Man, named _Cato_, the

6th Instant, about 22 Years of Age, short and small, SPEAKS GOOD ENGLISH

AND CAN READ AND WRITE, understands farming Work carry'd with him a striped

homespun Jacket and Breeches, and Trousers, and an outer Coat and Jacket of

home-made Cloth, two Pair of Shoes, sometimes wears a black Wigg, has a

smooth Face, a sly Look, TOOK WITH A VIOLIN, AND CAN PLAY WELL THEREON. Had

with him three Linnen Shirts, home-made pretty fine yarn Stockings. Whoever

shall bring said Negro to his Master or secure him so that he may have him

again shall have _five Pounds_ Reward and all necessary Charges paid by me.

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