Marronnage — Fugitive Slave Advertisements

Norwich-Castle, May 16 1812 Runaway, from the above property, the following N, viz TOM, a Coromantee man, five feet one inch high, a Carpenter by trade; CUFFEE, an elderly creole man, has lost some of his toes and front teeth; JASPER, a yellow skinned creole boy, about fourteen; and AMIE, a creole girl, of a yellow complexion, about twenty years of age. They are well known about Linguanea, Halfway-Tree, and Kingston, and all supposed to be marked PT. A reward of Twenty Pounds will be given on proving, to conviction, by whom harboured; and six dollars for lodging each of them in any gaol or workhouse, or delivering them as above, or at Campbell’s Mountain.