Kingston, March 10, 1801.
RAN AWAY, a few days ago, a Negro Boy named CAPECOAST,
late the property of John Gibbons, deceased. He is
known in most parts of the island, is very artful, and capable
by his plausibility of imposing upon persons who may question
him; he has been seen passing by Ellis’s Crawle to Spanish-
Town, and pretended to be in search of a strayed horse,
which the subscriber had given him a paper for two or three
days before; he had on a blue cloth jacket, with buff or yellow
collar, and nankeen pantaloons. On inspection he will be
found marked on one of his shoulders IR, G on top, or IG, R
on top. Whoever apprehends and lodges him in either gaol or
workhouse, shall receive Five Pounds reward, and if harboured,
on conviction of the offender, Twenty Pounds, on application
to
WILLIAM HUGHES.