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Title
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John - TAI15
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Identifier
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TAI15
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Subject
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African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans
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Source
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South Carolina Gazette and Country Journal
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Date
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January 12, 1768
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Type
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Advertisement
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Trade
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Tailor
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gender
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Male
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Enslaver
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Torrans, Poaug, & Co.
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Transcription
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RAN-AWAY from the subscribers, on Thursday the 7th instant, a negro fellow, named JOHN, a Taylor by trade, did formerly pass for a free man, and is well known in and about Charles-Town and Dorchester ; he went off in a canoe about twenty-two feet long, and three feet and an half over, outside painted yellow, stem and stern sheets blue, had places for two masts, and an iron plate over her stern; in said canoe he carried away a mast, sail, and two oars, the masts painted red, with a shive in the head of it, for brails. A reward of FIVE POUNDS Currency will be given for delivery of said fellow to the warden of the house-house, and ONE DOLLAR for delivery of said canoe, sail and oars, by
TORRANS, POAUG, & Co.
N.B. It is strongly suspected he is gone towards Dor-chester, where he lately lived.
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events
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1. Passed as a free man
2. Self-emancipated from Torrans, Poaug, & Co.
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homeLocation
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Charleston, South Carolina
