Kingston, Aug. 31, 1804. ONE DOUBLOON REWARD. RAN AWAY, on Saturday the 25th instant, a stout well made negro boy, named WILLIAM (late the property of Peter Matthews, retailer), about five feet fi...
St. James’s Workhouse, Aug. 23, 1804. MADE their Escape out of this workhouse, on Thursday night the 16th instant, the following negroes; viz. A negro man, named BILLY, belonging to Oliver Hering,...
Kingston, Sept. 7, 1804. RAN AWAY, out of Kingston Barracks, on the 5th instant, a creole negro boy, named PATRICK, born in the parish of Clarendon, where his parents now reside, and where he had b...
Camperdown, St. Andrew’s, Sept. 1, 1804. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, in April last, a Moco negroman, named JOE, about thirty-three years of age, about five feet six or seven inches high, marked ...
September 14, 1804. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Clarendon, a negro man, named PATRICK, marked L on the right shoulder, but not plain. A Pistole reward will be given for lodging him in any wor...
Halfway-Tree, Sept. 15, 1804. HALF-A-JOE reward will be given for apprehending and lodging in any gaol or workhouse a sambo man-boy, named CHARLES, who has absented himself from the subscriber for ...
September 14, 1804. RAN AWAY, about two years and a half since, from the wharf of Messrs. Purcell & Pacifico, where he was hired to work, a negro man, named WASHINGTON, belonging to the estate of ...
September 12, 1804. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, about five weeks ago, a negro man, named GEORGE of the Mundingo country, a fisherman; he is five feet eight inches high, marked TK on both shoulder...
September 14, 1804. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 3d inst. a negro wench, named OLIVE, of the Eboe country, has a scar on her upper lip, near her nostril, with her country marks on her foreh...
Cinq Negres nouveaux, dont trois Negres Mondongues, & deux jeunes Négresses Congo, étampés D.BUTLER, sont marons depuis le 8 de ce mois. Mr. Bocher, Procureur de Mde. de Butler à qui ils appartiennent...
Trois Negres & une Négresse nouveaux, nation Congo, nommés Phaéton, Philipe, Antoine & Lucile, étampés GUINGANT & au dessous J.R.B, sont partis marons le 10 du mois dernier. Ceux qui les reconnoîtront...
Trois Negres créoles, le premier, nommé Mathurin, postillon, sans étampe, trapu & de moyenne taille, ayant les dents de devant de manque & des boucle d'oreille de grenat, montées en or; le second, nom...
September 18, 1804. A DOUBLOON will be given to any person for apprehending and delivering to the subscriber a negro man, named CUFFEE, formerly the property of Mrs. Campbell, of Liguanea; he is a...
St. Thomas in the Vale, Sept. 15, 1804. FOUR DOUBLOONS REWARD. RAN AWAY, 16th May, 1803, GEORGE, an impudent looking sambo fellow, about five feet high, stout made, has a scar across his lips, and...
Good Air Pen, St. Andrew, Sept. 28, 1804. RAN AWAY from the subscriber’s pen, near Halfway-Tree, on Tuesday last, a negro man, named TOM, belonging to the subscriber, of the Eboe country; had on wh...
Trelawny Workhouse, Sept. 21, 1804. ESCAPED from the Drivers of this Workhouse, on the Rock Road, two negro men, one named RICHARD, belonging to Steelfield estate, a Congo, black complexion, five ...
Dry-River Retreat, St. George’s, Oct. 2, 1804. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, three months ago, CROMBIE, a Congo, he is very stout made, about five feet four inches high, speaks good English, has l...
October 12, 1804. CAUTION TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, a few days ago, two negro men; the one named LONDON, formerly belonging to John Spence Munro, and lately purchased f...
Kingston, Oct. 12, 1804. RAN AWAY from Stoney-Hill, in April last; a negro girl, named DAPHNE, about five feet high, a Mundingo, with her country marks, and branded on her right shoulder JB. Whoeve...
Craigrie, St. Thomas in the Vale, Oct. 14, 1804. TAKEN up here, yesterday, a negro boy, of the Eboe country, says his name is JACK, that he belonged to a Mr. Dillon, or Dingwall, mason, Morant-Bay...
St. Mary, Oct. 25, 1804. ONE DOUBLOON REWARD will be paid to any person or persons apprehending a negro slave, named HERCULES, belonging to Windsor-Castle Estate, in St. Mary’s, who made his escap...
Hanover Workhouse, Oct. 23, 1804. ESCAPED from the Driver, on the 12th instant, when at work at the Church-yard, a negro man, named CLAYTON, a Coromantee, belonging to Linton Pen, the property of ...
Un Negre Congo, nommé Médor, étampé DERONCERAI & PROA[renversé], âgé d'environ 20 ans, ayant des excrescences de chair sous la gorge, est maron depuis les derniers jours de décembre. Ceux qui le reco...
Kingston, Nov. 14, 1804. RAN AWAY, on the 19th of October last, a little mulatto boy, named BECOOK, about twelve years old, speaks English and French, has a smiling countenance, short curled hair, ...
St. Andrew’s Mountains, Nov. 16, 1804. RAN AWAY, in August last, a negro boy, of the Otam country, named JAMES, marked HB on the right shoulder, and has his country marks on his face. Any person l...
Savanna-la-Mar, Nov. 12, 1804. RAN AWAY, about nine years ago, a sambo woman, known by the name of SAMBO MARY, but passes in St. Thomas in the East by the name of MARY BARTLETT, or MARY THOMAS, be...
Kingston, Nov. 23, 1804. ABSCONDED from the subscriber, since May last, a slave named CAESAR, alias RICHARD, a very dark sambo, marked very much with the small-pox, about five feet three or four i...
St. George, Nov. 17, 1804. RAN AWAY from Galloway plantation, Buff-Bay River, on Monday the 12th instant, a negro man, named SMART, of the Mundingo country, marked on the left shoulder Mc, has a so...
Kingston, Nov. 22, 1804. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, since the 20th October last, a new negro man, named TOM, of the Moco country, is about eighteen years of age, five feet high, marked on the le...
St. Ann, Dec. 1, 1804. FOUR DOUBLOONS REWARD. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, during the month of April last, a negro woman, named JUDY, a native of this parish, about thirty-five years of age, rath...