Poughkeepsie Journal – December 8, 1791
Eight Dollars Reward. RUN-away from the subscriber in Washington town, on Saturday evening last, a Mulattoe Boy named Jack, about seventeen years old, a- bout five feet four inches high, […]
Poughkeepsie Journal – May 25 to June 8, 1796
Eight Dollars Reward. RUN-AWAY from the subscriber on the 5th inst. a Negro Boy named Jacob, about 13 years of age, a common black: Had on when he went away, […]
Poughkeepsie Journal – May 1 – 15, 1798
Fifteen Dollars Reward. {25 Dollars Reward.}from May 15 RUN away from the subscriber, the 16th of April, my negro wench Rachael, about 23 years old: She is short and stocky, […]
Poughkeepsie Journal – August 1 to August 18, 1797
Fifteen Dollars Reward. RUN-AWAY from the Subscriber, on Wednesday night, the 7th of June, A Negro Man, named CAESAR, about five feet eight inches high, and about twenty-three years of […]
6-6-1789 to 7-7-1789
Five Dollars Reward / RUN-AWAY from the subscriber the 7th of this instant, a black Gui- new Negro Man, named SAMBO, aged about 40 years — the said negro was […]
Poughkeepsie Journal – March 1 to March 22, 1797
FOR SALE, A Negro Wench about 19 years of age, healthy and strong, understands sewing, spinning, knit- ting, washing, ironing, &c. was brought up with a good Dutch far- mer, […]
Poughkeepsie Journal – March 13 to May 8, 1798
FOR SALE, That good Plantation, which for upwards of forty years has been improved by the subscriber. It lies two and a half miles south of the Court house in […]
Poughkeepsie Journal – March 22 to April 12, 1797
For Sale, BY the subscribers, Administrators of the estate of Abraham Brinck- erhoff, deceased, a likely active NE- GRO BOY, eleven years old. Theodorus Bailey. John B. Van Wyck. March […]
Poughkeepsie Journal – March 6, 1798
FOR SALE, A Likely NEGRO WENCH, about eighteen years of age, strong and healthy (with or without a male child of about one year old, as may best suit the […]
Poughkeepsie Journal – May 25 to June 8, 1796
FOR SALE, A young negro Wench, honest and sober. Inquire of the Prin- ter. May 24, 1796.
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