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St.Elizabeth’s, May 19, 1801. RAN AWAY, about a year ago, a stout young Creole Negro
Man, above five feet high, named OXFORD, calls himself,
and among the negroes DENNISS, and sometimes QUACO;
is left-handed and bow-legged; has a large scar, from a cutlass,
on his right blade-bone, near the tip of his shoulder, which he
received about two years ago; some of his front teeth towards
his right cheek are out; he was on the property of a Mr. John
Francis Burton, of Mulatto Pen, in this parish, and has a brother
near or at a place called Plowden, in Vere.
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