1673[Untitled advertisement]1816-10-25T00:00:00Raleigh, N.C. : North Carolina Minerva and Raleigh AdvertiserNorth Carolina Minerva and Raleigh Advertiser, 1799-1821RaleighWakeNCRUNAWAY, from the Subscriber, on Friday Evening last, near Enfield Court House, a NEGRO MAN, named FRANK, pretty stout, one strait scar on his cheek passing from the under part of the ear towards the corner of the mouth, of a common dark color, something of a flat nose, a short, round chin, and a down look, about 26 or 27 years of age. Had on, brown year homespun pantaloons, stripped homespun waistcoat, and a white yarn roundabout. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS reward will be given for lodging said runaway in any gaol in this state or TWENTY DOLLARS if any gaol out of the state. WM.[WILLIAM] W. BELL. N.B. The foregoing slave was purchased of John Patterson, Esq.[Esquire] of Mathews county, Virginia.NCWAKWake3John PattersonFormer slaveholderWilliam W. BellPlacing AdFrankSlaveWilliam W. BellSlaveholderEnfieldHalifaxNC