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Spanish-Town, 7th July, 1810. ABSCONDED, from the subscriber, a Negro Man named
GOODLUCK, but calls himself WILLIAM CORNELIUS, of
the Papa nation, but from his being very young when brought
here, passes as a creole. The above fellow is about five feet
eight or nine inches high, square set, has a bend in his back,
long visage, flat nose, and generally wears his hair in a plait; is
very plausible, speaks the English and French languages pretty
fluently, and it is supposed will attempt getting off the island,
having taken all his clothes with him.
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