Kingston, April 29, 1801.
WHEREAS a Creole Negro Man, with a wooden leg, named
CHRISTMAS, alias JACK HATCHWAY, belonging to
the subscriber, absconded some months ago from Westphalia
Plantation, in Port-Royal-Mountains: And whereas he lately
enticed away a Negro Woman, of the Chamba country, named
RACHEL, a washerwoman, also the property of the subscriber.
A Reward of Twenty Guineas will be paid to any person proving
to conviction by whom either of them is harboured, and
Half-a-Joe for securing and delivering one, or both of them, to
Thomas Hynes, Esq. or Capt. Laton Albro, in this town, or to
JOHN HALL.
N. B. Christmas, alias Jack Hatchway, was taken at the Wherry-
Wharf, in a canoe, on Thursday the 23d inst. but made his escape
again; and it is strongly suspected that he, and Rachel, are
with a negro man, who calls himself William Pritchard, and
formerly went by the name of Nero, and who is also run away
from the owner, Mrs. Margaret Mallard, and was seen a few
days ago, in the vicinity of Hunt’s Bay.