Forty Dollars Reward.
CAESAR, a tall stout new Negro Fellow, no country marks
recollected, absconded for the second time, after being absent
about three months before, and taken out of the Work House in
Charleston. He carried off his usual dress, a white negro cloth
robin and trowsers, and a blue jacket, much worn, and osnaburgh
trowsers, with a wallet; h has a remarkable down look and stoops in walking, his teeth filed and a considerable beard,
speaks a few words bad English and will complain of having
received bad treatment; he sometimes wears a cap and sometimes
a hat, and frequently goes without either; he also had a
blanket, for it is now known exactly what he carried off with
him; his countrymen call him Fodey, to which name he will
answer, though not as readily as that of Caesar. A Reward of
Twenty Dollars will be paid for his delivery to the subscriber at
his place, near Ashepoo, or to the Master of the Work House in
Charleston, or any gaol in the state where he may be had; and
an additional reward of Thirty for information of any white
person or persons who harbour him, as it is very probable he
might have been enticed off.
M. B. Pinckney.
June 21.