CLOSE RELATIONS OF THE SLAVES AND INDENTURED SERVANTS

RUN AWAY in April last from Richard Tilghman of Queen Anne County in

Maryland a Mulatto slave, Named Richard Molson, of Middle stature, about

forty years old, and has had the Small Pox, HE IS IN COMPANY WITH A WHITE

WOMAN NAMED MARY, WHO IS SUPPOSED NOW GOES FOR HIS WIFE; AND A WHITE MAN

NAMED _GARRETT CHOISE_, AND _JANE_ HIS WIFE, which said White People are

servants to some Neighbors of the said RICHARD TILGHMAN. The said

fugatives are Supposed to be gone to CAROLINAS or some other of his

Majesty's Plantations in AMERICA. Whoever shall apprehend the said

Fugatives and cause them to be committed into safe custody, and give

Notice thereof to their Owners shall be well rewarded. The White man has

one of his fore fingers disabled.

Whoever shall carry them to the Sheriff of PHILADELPHIA shall have Twenty

Pounds current money paid him or them or shall convey the Molatta to the

said sheriff shall have Ten Pounds, or whoever shall convey the Molatta to

the said RICHARD TILGHMAN shall have Fifteen Pounds reward.--

_The American Weekly Mercury_ (Philadelphia), Aug. 11, Aug. 25 and

Sept. 1, 1720.

RAN AWAY from the Subscribers in _Baltimore County_ in _Maryland_, a Negro

Man named Charles, of middle stature, aged about 28 or 30 Years, talks

tolerable English: Had on when he went away, an Ozenbrigs Frock with brass

Buttons on it, dark colour'd Kersey Jacket, a Cotton Jacket, old Leather

Breeches, Ozenbrig Trowsers, Felt Hat, and old Shoes. HE IS SUPPOSED TO BE

IN COMPANY WITH TWO SERVANT MEN belonging to _John Fuller_, sen., the one

of them is a Scotch Man, named _James M'Cornet_, of middle stature, age

about 26 Years, long black Hair if not cut off, and a black Beard; has

with him a dark Kersey Jacket and a Cotton Jacket, old Leather Breeches, a

pair of Ozenbrigs Trowsers and a pair of Crocus Trowsers, Ozenbrigs Shirt

and a Dowlass Shirt, Country made Shoes and Stockings and an old Felt Hat

bound round with the same. The other named _Charles King_ of middle

Stature, aged about 23 Years; has with him a Drugget Coat much worn, of a

Cinnamon Colour, Cotton Jacket, Leather Breeches with Pewter Buttons on

one Knee covered with Leather and none on the other, two ozenbrigs Shirts,

a pair of Trowsers, Country made Shoes and Stockings of a bluish grey

Colour, topt with black and white Yarn.

NOTE James M'Connet speaks broad Scotch very thick, and snuffles a little.

Whoever takes up the said Negro together with his Companions, shall have

Twenty Shillings Reward for each besides what the Law directs paid by us

DARBY HERNLY

JOHN FULLER.

_The Philadelphia Gazette_, June 26, 1740.

Run away 21st of August, from the Subscribers, of Kingsess, Philadelphia

County, A WHITE MAN AND A NEGRO, IT IS SUPPOSED THEY ARE GONE TOGETHER,

the White Man's Name is Abraham Josep, a Yorkshire Man, a Shoemaker by

Trade aged about 24 Years * * *

The Negroe's Name is Tom, of a yellowish colour, pretty much pitted with

Small Pox, thick set * * *

Two nights before there were several things stolen, and it is supposed

they have them

JAMES HUNT

PETER ELLIOT.

_The Pennsylvania Gazette_, Sept. 10, 1741.

RUN away from Talbot County</span> School, Maryland, on Monday, the 5th

of this instant August, George Ewings, MASTER OF SAID SCHOOL, WHO TOOK

WITH HIM A NEGROE MAN, named Nero and two Geldings, the one of a grey,

the other of a black Colour, the Property of the Visitors of said

School. The said Ewings is an Irishman, of a middling Stature, and thin

Visage, is pitted with Small-pox, and has the Brogue upon his Tongue,

and had on when he went away a light blue new coat.

Whoever apprehends and secures said Ewings, Negro and Geldings, so that

they may be had again, shall receive a Reward of Five Pounds, Maryland

Currency, paid by the Visitors of said School

Signed by order,

WILLIAM GOLDSBOROUGH, Register of Said School.

_The Pennsylvania Gazette_, Aug. 15, 1745.

RUN away on Saturday the 26th of October, from Cadwalder, of Trenton, a

Negro Man, named Sam, a likely Fellow, about 26 Years of Age, speaks very

good English: Had on when he went away, a good Duroy Coat, a fine Hat,

almost new, a Pair of good Leather Breeches with Trowsers over them; but

as he has other Clothes with him, he may have changed them since. HE WAS

ENTICED AWAY BY ONE ISAAC RANDALL, AN APPRENTICE OF THOMAS MERRIOT, jun.

They took with them a likely bay Gelding, six Years old, thirteen Hands

and a Half high, paces well, and is shod before: And they are supposed to

have gone with a Design to enter on board a Privateer, either at New York

or Philadelphia. Whoever takes them up, and secures the Negro and Gelding

shall be rewarded, by

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