50 Dollars Reward,
WILL be paid for stopping and commiting to the work-house,
a Negro Fellow named
PLENTY,
the property of the Subscriber; the said fellow Plenty is very
easily known, as he goes about with a ticket which the Subscriber
has given to his mother (named Lindon) for the purpose
of looking for a master for him, and he makes use of that ticket
for his pass. He has fixed on a plan of conduct, which he
has uniformly kept since his absence, (about a month ago), he
goes regular once or twice a week, to plunder the plantations
of Goosecreek, and return with fowls and other things for the
Sullivan’s-Island market, and occasionaly fishes in the neighborhood
of South-Bay or the Island. Any person who will think
the above reward worthy their attention, will catch him in a
few days, by looking for him, either at Sulivan’s-Island, or at
Goosecreek; about the Subscriber’s place, or Messrs. William
Tennent’s, Peter Fendin’s, George Smith’s, John Bowen’s,
Mrs. Smith’s, and William Johnson’s. The above reward of 50
DOLLARS will be paid without deduction, and all reasonable
charges. The above Negro is young, has an audacious look, and
a remarkable long foot, by which he has often been detected.
JACINT LAVAL.
July 9.