**Thirty Dollars Reward.**

RAN away from the subscriber, living in Lampeter township, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, on the night of Sunday the twenty-eighth inst. Frank, a negro man, a native of Lancaster county, (Penn.) about thirty years of age, and about five feet eight inches high, stout made but not corpulent, perfectly black, has a pleasing countenance, his speech is mild and his voice rather effeminate when sober, but he is very noisy & impertinent when in liquor; he was bred to the farming business, and drives a waggon or carriage well—he had on or carried away with him a green broad-cloth coat, a dark brown coat patched on the sleeves, a pair of buckskin breeches almost new a pair ditto dirty and much worn, a double-breasted striped swans-down vest, two fine and two coarse shirts, some pairs sheep-gray yarn stockings, a silk neck handkerchief, coarse leather shoes tied with strings, a round beaver hat somewhat worn, and other articles not recollected—it is supposed that he carried with him the bottom part of a twilled tow-yarn sack to use as a wallet or knapsack. Whoever apprehends the said negro man and lodges him in any gaol in the United States, so that his master may get him again, shall receive the above reward and reasonable charges if brought home.

**EDWARD HAND.**

March 31, 1802.

**N. B.** I am well informed that Frank is possessed of a sealed certificate which belonged to a free negro man called Prince, or Prince Wheel, now dead, and that he intends passing by that name—I also learn that he has changed most if not all his cloathing, and that he had on a light coloured pair of pantaloons when he went off.