Marronnage — Fugitive Slave Advertisements

Kingston, March 1, 1811. RANAWAY, on Friday the 1st of February last, a Creole Negro Girl, named SALLY, alias SARAH THOMAS, about 4 ½ feet high; she is slender made, and wears her hair plaited in front; she speaks good English, is very artful, and may attempt to pass herself as free; she was seen at Spanish-Town, and is well known at Port-Morant. A Reward of Four Dollars is offered for the apprehension of the said Negro, and lodging her in any Workhouse, or bringing her to the Subscriber, in King-Street, and Thirty Pounds to prove to conviction by whom harboured.