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Hannah
Acrylic, Wax, Washi, and Mixed Media
18" x 24"
Run away from the subscriber, a Negro or Mulatto Girl, named Hannah, but assumes the name of Hannah Wadson, had on a calico bonnet, and other thin cloths, middling size, with long black hair, was the property of Thomas Philips of Salisbury; from whom she pretends an emancipation in writing, but ‘tis an illegal one. It is supposed she intends to reside in Farmington, or to press on to Rhode-Island where said Philips brought her. Whoever will secure said Girl, so that the subscriber can get her, shall be entitled to Three Dollars reward and reasonable charges, paid on notice where she is secured.
Adonijah Strong
Salisbury, August 12, 1784
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