Four Dollars Reward, Faucett, from Benjamin Bean, 1796

Four Dollars Reward.

LEFT the subscriber, on the road between Frederick and Hagerstown, the 2d instant, a negro man named FAUCETT. He had on an old long ______ coat, a pair of ribbed breeches, old stockings without feet, and no shoes. He formerly lived with Alexander Clagett, Esq. and it is supposed he will strive to conceal himself in or about Hager’s Town. Whoever takes up said Faucett and secures him so that the subscriber may get him again, shall receive the above reward, and reasonable charges if brought home.

BENJAMIN BEAN,
six miles from Hagerstown.
April 7, 1796