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Pembroke/Pennington runaway from Tilghman, Rockland, Washington Co. , 1827

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ItemID
wmsl009
IDEntry
7460
Creator
Herald of Freedom
Date
1827-11
Collection Location
Washington County Free Library
Coverage
Western Maryland, 1800-1864
Body

200 Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber living near Hagers-town, Washington county, Md. on Monday the twenty-ninth of October, a negro man named JAMES PEMBROOK, about 21 years of age, five feet five inches high, very black, square & clumsily made, has a down look, prominent and reddish eyes, and mumbles or talks with his teeth closed, can read, and I believe write, is an excellent blacksmith, and pretty good rough carpenter ; he received shortly before he absconded, a pretty severe cut from his axe on the inside of his right leg. Any person who will take up and secure him in the jail of Hagers-town shall receive the above reward.

FRISBY TILGHMAN. November 1.

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For more information see James W.C. Pennington