DATE of the Commitment. Thomas, a negro, belonging to Judith Wade James, a negro, to Mr. Geo. Dawson - 1818 July - - August 13 14 18 John Bulla, to Mr. H. Marcus -| Daniel, a negro, the property of Wm Jas Harvey Robert, a negro, the property of Judith Bassan - J Frances Davies, a negress, to the estate of Jno Lawrence, deccased ... - J William, a negro, to the estate of Sarah Leoffler, deceased Dick, a negro, the property of Alexander Gordon Moir Fanny, a negress, to Mr. Benja- min Melhado Polydore, a negro, the property of Mrs. West Adelaide, a mulatto, belonging to the parish house John Vere, a negro, to Peter Legere ... Tom, a negro, the property off Mr. McWhinney - William, a negro, the property of Mr. Boyle - William Reeves, a negro, the property of Antonio Radiche, an absentee ... Rodney, a negro, the property of A. C. Piexotto For riotous and disorderly con- duct - - For having a stolen pig in his possession, knowing the same to have been stolen - For running away frequently,, from his owner - - - For running away upwards of six months, and repeatedly doing so ----- - For being an incorrigible run- away - For running away upwards of | six months - For running away upwards of\ six months - - - - J For larceny - - - For insolent and abusive lan- guage, and offering violence to wards Julianne Sanguinette, gentlewoman ... - J For stealing copper, the property of Thos Hardy - - For having ran away from, and absented herself from the service of her lawful possessor For stealing For stealing . . J I For having stolen goods in his [ possession For assaulting and offering vio- lence towards a white person - 1 For being an incorrigible run- away -----_ - - Committed, by B. Maddan, and Thos Morton, sitting magistrates, to hard labour for twenty- eight days. - - Sentenced, by Justices Morton and W. H. Hall, to thirty days, hard labour. - - Sentenced, by Justices Fowles, Wright and Titley, to three months' hard labour. - - Sentenced, by the special Slave Court, held on the 18th June, to hard labour for life. - - ditto - - - ditto. Sentenced, by same Court, to twelve months' hard labour. - - ditto - - - ditto. - - Sentenced, by the same Court, to three months' hard labour, and to receive on the Parade thirty- nine lashes to- morrow forenoon. - - Sentenced, by Justices Mitchell, W. H. Hall and Wm Smith, to one month's hard labour. - - Sentenced, by Justices Tory and Brydon, to three months' hard labour. - - Committed, by W. H. Hall, esq. sitting magistrate, for one month's hard labour. - - Committed by G. B. Smith, esq. sitting magistrate, to hard labour for 14 days. - - Sentenced, by Justices G. B. Smith and Munds, for two weeks' hard labour. - - Sentenced, by G. B. Smith and Munds, for three months' hard la- bour. - - Sentenced, by the Slave Court held on the 18th of August, to hard labour for life. Sentenced, by same Slave Court, to twelve months' hard labour. Kingston, " I 18th August 1829./ T. L. Yates, Custos and Mayor. 5.— RETURN of all PERSONS confined in the WESTMORLAND WORKHOUSE, 18th August 1S29. The Honourable DAVID FINLAYSON, SIR, BELOW is an account of all the Negroes committed to this Workhouse since the ist January last. I am, Sir, very respectfully, Your obedient humble Servant, Arch. Weir, Supr. 1829: April 14th July 14th Juliot, a Creole, tried at a Slave Court as an incorrigible runaway, and committed for life. Aged and infirm. William Smith, a young mulatto man, tried at a Slave Court as an incorrigible runaway, and committed for life. Able. David Finlayson, Custos.