He is a person of very ill fame: New-England Runaways, 1755-1768

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This is the second of a projected series of four volumes of New England runaways, as advertised in colonial newspapers of the time, 1755-1768, from New England to Maryland: including the Boston Evening-Post, The Boston Gazette, The Connecticut Gazette, The New England Courant, The American Weekly Mercury, The Rhode Island Gazette, and The New York Evening Post. Each ad give a number of details about the runaway and his/her master, including names and aliases of the runaway, physical description, personality quirks if any, location in New England (including heh future state of Vermont and Maine), and where to contact the advertiser.