Fifty Dollars Reward. RAN-AWAY, in February 1802, from Savannah, a Negro Fellow,
belonging to the estate of John Armour, named
CAESAR,
who has since taken the name of JAMES or JIM ; he was purchased
in 1792 by John Armour, from Alexander Watt, who
bought him, in 1791, from Israel Keiffer, by whom he was purchased
from Richard Singleton, of South-Carolina, and before
this belonged to the estate of George Norman, deceased ; he
is about 42 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, appears to
walk lame, owing to the loss of his toes of the right foot, stout
made, and marked with small pox in the face, has a very artful
way of speaking, and wishes to pass as free ; it is supposed
he has a forged pass, signed by James Brown, with whom it
is thought he went away ; said Brown lived in Fairfield district,
South-Carolina in 1802 ; the Negro has a wife at Nathan
Cook’s, has been frequently seen in different parts of South-
Carolina, and is probably still on some of the plantations in the
middle or upper districts of the state ; he was seen last winter in Charleston, and at 15 mile-house between Charleston and
Jacksonborough ; he also visits Augusta, and Mr. Star’s plantation
at Beach-island, where a Negro woman (Chloe) he calls
his mother-in-law, lives.