Hampstead, St. Ann’s, Sept. 29, 1800. ABSCONDED from the subscriber, three weeks ago, a Negro Man, named RODNEY, about eighteen or nineteen years old; had on when he went away a striped Holland shi...
Falmouth, August 4, 1800. PISTOLE REWARD. ESCAPED yesterday evening out of Trelawny Workhouse, the Two following Negroes chained together: SPRING, a creole, belonging to Mrs. Mary James, of a blac...
Kingston, Jan. 9, 1801. RAN AWAY since the 13th April last, a Negro Woman, of the Chamba country, by trade a washerwoman, named SALLY. She is a tall, slender, likely-looking woman, about 30 years o...
Kingston, Jan. 9, 1801. RAN AWAY, on Tuesday sennight, a New Negro Woman, of the Mungola country, with her female Child, about three years old; the Woman is marked SR, heart on top. Whoever will de...
November 2, 1800. RAN AWAY, from Giblator Plantation, in the parish of St. John, a New Negro Man of the Congo country, named EUGENE, 5 feet 4 inches high, marked on the breast Court, which is defa...
June 1, 1799. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. ABSCONDED from Dunsinane, near Mammee-Bridge, St. Andrew’s, about the beginning of last month, an Old Negro Man, named POMPEY, about the middle size, thin visaged...
St. Ann’s Bay, Dec. 17, 1800. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, some months ago, a Negro Man, named BOATSWAIN, well known in both of the parishes of St. Ann and St. Mary. Whoever will apprehend the sa...
Clarendon, Sept. 9, 1800. ABSCONDED, from Bryan’s Hill estate, about six weeks since, a dark Mulatto or Sambo young Man, named SAM; he is about 24 years of age, has a down-cast look; is supposed to...
Shafston, Westmorland, Sept. 9, 1800. RAN AWAY from the above property, since about the 28th of March, 1797, a Creole Negro Man, named PHILIP, formerly the property of the Rev. Thomas Shimcockes, a...
Kingston, June 6, 1800. ABSCONDED, for about six weeks past, a Negro Fellow, named DICKY, a Creole, about 23 years old, short and well made, speaks good English; dances, signs, and whistles, well, ...
Mount Oreb, St. George’s, Jan. 16, 1801. WENT away from this property, on Sunday last, a Negro Boy named CATO, of the Angola country, who has only been about six months in the island; he is a likel...
Kingston, Jan. 16, 1801. RAN AWAY from a fishing canoe at Yallahs-Bay, on the eleventh of November last, a negro man, named ROSE. He has been seen at different times about the plantations above Yal...
Un Mulâtre nommé François, sans étampe ; trois Negres nommés Codio, Gracia & Hypolite, trois Négresses nommées Haphie, Zabeth & Cécile, étampés QUESTAN; un Mulâtre nommé Baptiste & une Mulâtresse nomm...
Roselle estate, St. Thomas in the East, Jan. 13, 1801. RAN AWAY from the above property, in June last, a Negro Man, of the Congo country, named NEWTON; about 50 years of age, supposed to be marked...
Whitehall Pen, Jan. 14, 1801. RAN AWAY from the subscriber,on the 23d ult. a Mulatto Man Slave, named CHARLES, well known about Kingston, having formerly drove a dray, but of late employed carrying...
Jan. 14, 1801. RAN AWAY, the three under-mentioned Negroes, belonging to the Glade Pen, viz. APRIL, CHARLES, and LITTLE SAM: The former is an Angola, and the two latter Creoles. The above negroes a...
January 16, 1801. RAN AWAY, about three months since, a stout Negro Man, named AMSTERDAM, about 40 or 50 years of age; one of his toes cut off, and marked on his breast ESPEUT; he is supposed to b...
Annotto-Bay, St. George, Jan. 5, 1801. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, a negro fellow named GEORGE, of the Congo country, marked on the shoulder and breast AMD in one, heart on top; he is very artful...
Kingston, Jan. 23, 1801. SIX DOLLARS REWARD. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, since the 20th of December last, a Congo Negro Wench, named FLORA, but better known amongst her country negroes by that o...
Kingston, Jan. 23, 1801. TEN POUNDS REWARD. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, about eleven months since, a young Negro Woman Slave, named CYNTHIA, marked upon her right shoulder R. G. S. with a mark o...
January 24, 1801. ESCAPED from a free black man, named JOHN CHAMBERS, on his way from Black-River Workhouse to this town, on or about the 25th day of December last, a Negro Woman Slave named ELEAN...
St. George, Jan. 22, 1801. RAN AWAY, from Friendship Plantation, about two months since, a Negro Boy, named JESSY; he speaks both English and French, is without any mark; but has an uncommonly larg...
Salt-River, January 14, 1801. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, three New Negro Men (Congo’s), named BATH, BRISTOL, and CUDJOE; marked on the right shoulder WG, diamond on top. Whoever lodges them in ...
Kingston, Jan. 21, 1801. RAN AWAY, nearly three months since, from Branch-Hall plantation, in the parish of St. Mary, a NEW NEGRO MAN, supposed to be of the Calabar country: he is 5 feet 3 inches ...
Bel-Air Plantation, St. Andrew’s, January 19, 1801. RAN AWAY from the above property, in the latter end of December last, the following Negroes; viz: SMART and SAMPSON, both of the Eboe country; a...
Tamarind-Grove, near Spanish-Town, Jan. 31, 1801. RAN AWAY, about six weeks ago, a young Negro Man named SMART, slender-made, and very black, with thick lips; good-looking and plausible; marked IO...
Port-Royal, Feb. 4, 1801. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, a Negro Man of the Mundingo country, named GEORGE SMITH, about 38 or 40 years of age, stout made, by trade a caulker, and has for some time ...
Kingston, Feb. 6, 1801. DESERTED, last night or early this morning, the following Pioneers, marked on the right shoulder PIO, and named ROBERT, CRACK, CUFFEE, SAIB, BRAVO, JUPITER, and HERCULES, a...
Kingston, Feb. 3, 1801. RAN AWAY, the 25th January last, a New Negro Man-Boy, of the Congo country, named HENRY; he is about 16 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, and marked COLET upon the left b...
Kingston, Feb. 7, 1801. ABSCONDED from the subscriber, a few weeks ago, a Negro Girl of the Mungola country, named PATIENCE; is of the middle size, marked on the right shoulder IB, has a pleasant c...