H. D. GOUGH.

_The Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser_, Sept. 20, 1785.

RANAWAY on the Monday the 7th of June, a likely mulatto man named Francis,

of a middle stature; he is about 25 years old, has a small scar on one of

his cheeks, and some time ago received a fall from a horse, which has

caused the skin about one of his eyes to be somewhat darker than the rest

of his face. HE CAN WRITE A PRETTY GOOD HAND; PLAYS ON THE FIFE EXTREMELY

WELL, and is an incomparable good house servant He had when he left home, 6

good linen shirts, a fine new brown broad cloth coat, a green shaggy

jacket, breeches of several kinds, with shoe-boots and shoes. I do suppose

that he intends to ship himself for Europe or elsewhere. I therefore

forewarn all masters and captains of vessels as well as all other persons,

from having any thing to say to the servant above described, and will give

a reward of Five Guineas to any Person or Persons who will either deliver

him to me in Halifax town, North Carolina, or secure him in any jail so

that I get him again.

HALCOT B. PRIDE.

June 24, 1790.

_The Norfolk and Portsmouth Chronicle_, July 10, 1790.

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