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Twickenham-Park, St. Catherine’s,
April 1, 1802. RAN AWAY from the above property, for 18 months past, a
Creole Negro Man, named CAESAR, of a tall slim make, about
28 years of age, and has a great stammering in his speech;
he is supposed to be harboured about Guanaboa, having often
been met in the road from thence to Spanish-Town: Also, a
Creole Negro Woman, named CLARISSA, about 40 years old,
of a middle stature and stout make; she is very deaf, and has
a squeaking voice; is supposed to be harboured at some pen
between the Ferry or Passage-Fort, and Spanish-Town.
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