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Fifty Dollars Reward. PLENTY, a negro run-away from the Subscriber and going
about with a ticket under pretence of looking for a master, having
declared his intention not to return until he be shot, and
there being in all probability no other method to cure him of
the hostile disposition visibly increasing in him, having lately
threatned [sic] the lives of several persons, and information being received of Plenty having twice made his escape through
the indulgence of persons who out of reward for the master
would not fire at him. The subscriber after returning thanks to
all who may have missed him through the same motive, inform
all who may come up with him, that from several symptoms he
has reason to think him a negro dangerous even to the safety
of this state, too many of the neighbors having already experienced
his abilities in plundering, and nothing but an opportunity
is wanted to confirm that the apprehension above stated
is founded on good grounds, he therefore thinks himself just
fiable in offering the same reward of fifty dollars, for securing
him whether by shooting or otherwise, less he be mortally
wounded, in which case only one half of the reward will
be paid.
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