NEGRO PRIVATEERS AND SOLDIERS PRIOR TO THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Whereas Negro Jo (who formerly lived with Samuel Ogle, Esq; then Governor

of Maryland, as his cook) about 13 Months ago run away from the

Subscriber, who was then at Annapolis, AND HAS SINCE BEEN OUT A VOYAGE IN

ONE OF THE PRIVATEERS BELONGING TO PHILADELPHIA, and is returned there:

These are to desire any Person to apprehend the said Negro, so that he may

be had again, for which on their acquainting me therewith, they shall be

rewarded with the Sum of Five Pounds, current Money: Or if the said Negro

will return to me, at my House in St. Mary's County, he shall be kindly

received, and escape all Punishment for his Offence.

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