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ONE HUNDRED and FIFI Y DOLLARSREWARD.HHM RUN-AWAY from the Subferiber, od the 20th October, a Negro fellow by the name of CYRUS; he is -about five feet, five inches high, tight made, and about fifty years of age, with bufhy hair and confiderably grey. As he is an artful fenfible fellow he may pretend to be in fearch of flray cattle, being well known as a Herdfman on Waccamaw. He carried with him an old white hat andran other cover’d with painted cloth, a pair overallsand jacket of common negro cloth, and a pair overalls and jacket of negro cloth died with indigo, and a great coat of ffout blue cloth lined with red. He is fuppofed to be harboured in the neigh- * bourhood of Mrs. Heriot’s plantation, on Waccamaw, or between that and Little river, or about Socafiee, where he has been much in the habit of driving cattle. A REWARD of FIFTY .dollars will be given to any Perfon who will apprehend the (aid fellow, and lecure him fo that the Subferiber rnav get him, and a further REWARD of ONE HUNDRED dollars on proof of his being harbour'd by any white Perfon.All Perfons are requeued to make this AdvertiLmcnt kn to tlj^tr^N^'jbours, Overfeers aim Drivers.JOHN Od. IIERIOT.Rofe Hill, on Waccamaw, 1 OEtobcr 22, t8oi. J i.w.
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Georgetown Gazette

Georgetown, South Carolina, US

Wed, Nov 04, 1801

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