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Kingston, April 19, 1805. ABSCONDED from the subscriber a Negro Fellow named
THOMAS, (calls himself Thomas Stevens); he is a creole of
the Virgin Islands, being an artful cunning fellow may attempt
to pass for a free man, he is an excellent seaman, a tolerable
ship-carpenter and caulker, to which he adds the qualifications
of a good cook and hair-dresser. He may endeavour to ship
himself on board some of the vessels about to sail with the
convoy, probably from Port-Antonio, to which plave he ran
away prior to the sailing of the last convoy, and was employed
some days there on board a London ship.
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