Thomas Demetries- JA-COO45
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Title
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Thomas Demetries- JA-COO45
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Identifier
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JA-COO45
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Subject
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African Americans--History, African Americans--History--To 1863, Artisans
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Source
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The Saint Jago gazette
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Date
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1813-09-18
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Enslaver
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William Angus
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Home
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St.Elizabeth
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Transcription
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TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. RANAWAY, from this property, THOMAS DEMETRIES, a mulatto man, cooper and carpenter by trade, born in Spanish- Town, and supposed to be harboured there. As the fellow can write, he probably forges a ticket for himself occasionally: he has been runaway upwards of five years. – A Doubloon will be given to any person securing him in a workhouse. Also, an elderly woman, named QUASHEBA, a Coromantee, supposed to be harboured about Hazard estate, or Sambo River, in St. Mary’s. Eight Dollars will be given for securing her; and a further reward will be given on proving to conviction by whom either of the above slaves are harboured; if, by a white person, Twenty Pounds, if by a person of colour, Ten Pounds, on application to WILLIAM ANGUS
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Type
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