1443[Untitled advertisement]1797-09-07T00:00:00Wilmington, N.C. : Hall's Wilmington GazetteHall's Wilmington Gazette, 1797-1798WilmingtonNew HanoverNCRAN away from the subscriber about eight day past, a Negro fellow by the name of JOHN who calls himself JOHN GARDENER--he is a short active well set fellow; and is by trade a Blacksmith. I think he has a scar on his face, but exactly where i do not remember. He would be known in Fayetteville by Mr. Grove's negroes, in Wilmington by Mr. D. Moor's, in Chatham by Mr. Mallett's. I think he is endeavouring to get on board some vessel to go round to the northward, and should he fail at Wilmington, he will go to Newbern. I will give Fifty Dollars to any person who will apprehend and secure the said fellow so that I get him again, and pay all reasonable charges, &c. W. NASH. N. B. A fellow by the name of ROBIN, belonging to Mr. Garrot Goodloe, went off with him. Mr. Goodloe, I doubt not, will give an equal reward for his. W.N. Caswell county, July 17.NCNEWNew Hanover4Wilmington (N.C.)New Bern (N.C.)7/9/1797W. NashPlacing AdJohnSlaveRobinSlaveSlave aliasW. NashSlaveholderGarret GoodloeSlaveholderCaswellNC