{"NoticeIdentifier":"NC.CRA.93.17780403.3.1101","NoticeID":1101,"Headline":"Ten dollars reward","NoticeDate":"\/Date(-6050919600000)\/","PublisherInfo":{"PublisherName":"New Bern, N.C. : North Carolina Gazette","NewspaperName":"North Carolina Gazette [New Bern], 1768-1778","PublisherCity":"New Bern","PublisherCounty":"Craven","PublisherState":"NC"},"Transcript":"NEWBERN, April 3.  TEN DOLLARS REWARD.  RUN away from this place a negro fellow named SALEM, about 5 feet 9 inches high, lusty and well made, speaks good English, and is used to the river trade; had on when he went away a green jacket, dirty trowsers, blue stockings, new shoes, white metal buckets, and a chip has; he is supposed to have down the river, as he took with him a small boat marked on the stern, H.S. Whoever brings the said slave and back to Newbern, shall have the above reward.  FRANCES BATCHELOR.","ImageURL":"http://dlas.uncg.edu/Content/images/notices/full/1169.jpg","StateCode":"NC","CountyCode":"CRA","CountyOfPublication":"Craven","NewspaperPageNumber":3,"Destinations":[],"DatesOfDeparture":[],"People":[{"name":"Frances Batchelor","role":"Placing Ad"},{"name":"Salem","role":"Slave"},{"name":"Frances Batchelor","role":"Slaveholder"}],"CityOfResidence":"New Bern","CountyOfResidence":"Craven","StateOfResidence":"NC"}