| Ad Date | 18260527 |
|---|---|
| County | Talbot |
| Fugitive Age | 20 |
| Fugitive Date of Birth | – |
| Fugitive First Name | Henry |
| Fugitive Gender | M |
| Fugitive Surname | – |
| Owner County | Talbot |
| Owner First Name | Charlotte |
| Owner Surname | Edmonson |
| Owner Location | – |
| Owner State | Maryland |
| Press Date | 18260527 |
| Reward Amount | 100 |
| Run Date | 18260519 |
| Details | Ad Duration: 4w Fugitive Caste: enslaved Fugitive Destination: Supposed to have gone into Oxford Neck, or Dorchester County Notes: When spoken to he has a considerable impediment in his speech. Possibly with his half brother, Will Hammond. Whoever secures either or both of them in the Easton Jail would receive fifty dollars for each of them Notes Departure: Believe he stole a small batteaux, which was taken from the adjoining farm Reward: Yes Source: Cambridge Chronicle & Eastern Shore Advertiser Source Page: 3 Type: run_ad |
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