Absconded my negro man Coleman, has a very large scar on one of his legs, also one on each arm, by a burn, and his heels have been frosted.
Absconded from the subscriber, a negro man, by the name of Wilson.
A negro who had absconded from his master, and for whom a reward of $100 was offered, has been apprehended and committed to prison in Savannah.
Absconded a negro named Cuffee, has lost one finger; has an enlarged leg.
Chichikov, turning to the sheet whereon were inscribed the names of Plushkin's absconded serfs.
Miss Blandy's Poisoning her Father and being an Abettor therein; and he having absconded from the time of her being comitted for the above Fact, I am commanded to signify to you it is His Majesty's Pleasure that the sd.
His partner turned out to be a rogue who had misrepresented facts, and six months afterwards absconded to America.
He was a mystery, and the Doctor strongly suspected him of having absconded from his native land, and coming to the end of his resources, was now in fear of the police.
Affairs were no sooner settled in this way, however, than Richardson, already weary of his wife, absconded to South Carolina, and there he obtained employment on board a vessel trading between that place and Jamaica.
Mr. M'Naughton havingabsconded to avoid his debts, could not now appeal to the Court of Delegates, and the original decree was confirmed.
If matters went wrong, he absconded abroad, and only the one shop which he openly represented could be embargoed, whilst his goods were distributed over several shops under any name but his.
In the last century a Governor of Yloilo is said to haveabsconded in a sailing-ship with a large sum of the public funds.
Within my recollection, too, a friar absconded from a Luzon Island parish with a large sum of parochial funds, and was never heard of again.
At Genoa Agliata absconded with everything he could lay hands on, and Balsamo took his wife to Nice and thence to Spain, giving out that he was going on a pious pilgrimage to the shrine of St. James of Compostello.
I asked him if he knew that his master, or accomplice, or whatever was his relation to him, absconded in my debt?
This was all my son said upon that occasion; but, as I have since heard, it was on that very night that Welbeck absconded from his creditors.
Mr. Gaches contrived to escape from the custody of Inspector Barrett, concealed himself in the park, and ultimately absconded from the neighbourhood.
The soubrette was chewing gum and anathematizing Rosewater as the 'jayest town on the slope,' and others were calling for the blood of the manager, who had absconded with the receipts of an unprofitable week.
He had, it was admitted, absconded once from his master!
To be dashing along the lighted streets to meet the absconded swindler who had dared to take advantage of her girlish folly to make her his wife by law, was delirious work.
And the mortgage had come due just before Wynn had absconded with all the cash resources.
Only two or three people knew that Lafe Wynn had forged Clancy's name to a check and had absconded with that money, and with all the cash assets of the firm of Clancy & Wynn.
He had promised her that he would have his photograph taken for her on his birthday; and the day on which he absconded happened to be his birthday.
If driven over hard they absconded to the towns, where hands were needed as much as in the countryside, or migrated to districts where the statute was laxly administered.
Thereupon he absconded by night, and took sanctuary in the abbey of Beaulieu.
I have never seen her since, but understand she absconded from her disconsolate Pepe soon afterwards.
You've absconded, you have; you know you've absconded in the eyes of the law.
