Mullet-Hall Estate, St. Thomas in the East, August 1, 1805. ONE DOUBLOON REWARD. RAN AWAY a Mungola negro, named LAUGHLIN, about five feet three inches high, stout, and well limbed, with a scar ac...
Un jeune Negre nommé Hector, nation Congo, perruquier, âgé d'environ 15 ans, étampé sur le sein droit I F & au dessous GENSE, ayant un rechange bleu de ginga à carreaux, & à la tête un mouchoir rouge ...
Un Negre créole, nommé Gambille, étampé sur le sein MENARD, taille de 5 pieds 2 pouces, ayant les jambes cambrées & un cicatrice à côté de l'oeil, le dos voûté, visage rond & le col long, fort & robus...
Kingston, August 3, 1805. RAN AWAY, THREE NEGRO MEN, of the Wakee country, belonging to Phillipsfield estate, in St. Thomas in the East; they are marked NP, P on top, on the right shoulder, and hav...
Portland Workhouse, Aug. 3, 1805. ESCAPED from this workhouse, on the evening of the 22nd of June last, when serving as a pioneer to the regiment of foot militia of this parish, at Fort-George, a n...
Port-Royal, August 2, 1805. FORTY SHILLINGS REWARD. ABSCONDED, on the 16th June last, a negro man, named WILLIAM, alias TOM, a creole, about five feet nine inches high, has a speck on the left eye...
Montego-Bay, July 19, 1805. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. RAN AWAY in the month of May last, a negro man, named WILLIAM FLETCHER, formerly called POLYDORE, well known in all parts of this island, having a...
August 3, 1805. DESERTED from his Majesty’s 18th Regiment, at Stoney- Hill, two negro pioneers, viz. ARA, twenty-seven years old, five feet four inches high; JOHN, twenty years old, five feet four...
Kingston, August 8, 1805. WENT AWAY last night, a new negro man, of the Papa country, named TOM, purchased from Messrs. Levien, Flash, & Co. on the 12th ult. He had on an Osnaburg frock and trowser...
Kingston, August 9, 1805. RAN AWAY, last January, a negro man, named TOM, a creole, very tall, slim made, has a sore leg, and a swelled foot, walks lame. Half-a-Joe reward will be paid to any perso...
August 7, 1805. RAN AWAY, since the 1st April last, a negro, named JOHN, a carpenter by trade, about five feet six or seven inches high, stout and well made, a creol eof this island, was seen some ...
Port-Royal, August 9, 1805. TEN DOLLARS REWARD. ABSCONDED about five weeks ago, ROBERT, a creole, formerly belonged to Mr. Brown, carpenter, St. Ann’s Bay, five feet seven and a half inches high, ...
St. Ann’s Workhouse, Aug. 13, 1805. ESCAPED this morning early, immediately after turning out the negroes to work (having filed one link of his chain through the night before), , CUFFEE, a stout we...
Un Negre créole, nommé Jean-Louis, sans étampe, âgé de 18 à 19 ans, taille de 5 pieds 1 ou 2 pouces, est maron depuis environ 10 jours : on présume qu'il a pris la route de l'Artibonite aux Gonaïves, ...
Wakefield, St. George, Aug. 16, 1805. RAN AWAY from the above plantation, about three weeks ago, a creole negro woman slave, named AUGUST, about five feet once inch high, speaks good English, is ve...
Portland, August 5, 1805. ESCAPED from the custody of my Deputy, J. A. Fonseca, a negro boy, named GEORGE, taken under and by virtue of a Writ of Venditional Exponas returnable June Grand Court, 1...
Kingston, August 28, 1805. ABSCONDED on Tuesday the 20th instant, a negro boy, of the Angola country, named JOHN, stout made, about five feet four inches high, round full face and thick lips: he ha...
August 24, 1805. ABSCONDED, an Eboe woman, named DOLLY, alias MARY LEAK, with her four mulatto children, belonging to the Estate of George Leak [inc], Esq. Two Doubloons reward will be given for a...
Clarendon, August 22, 1805. ABSCONDED from the subscriber the following slaves: YABBA, ELIZA, ENDEAVOUR, PATIENCE, BESS, HOPE, WALLACE, FORTUNE, JANUARY, CHANCE, NANNY, JACK, SMART, DAVIS, and MAR...
Kingston, August 15, 1805. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on or about the 12th of June last, a negro wench, named JENNETT, of the Mungola country, stout made and full breasted, marked on her stomach ...
Coldingham, Sept. 2, 1805. CAME into this property, about three weeks ago, a new negro woman, calls herself PENNY, country unknown, marked on the right shoulder IB. She would have been sent to the ...
Sept. 5, 1805. ABSENTED himself, since July the [inc]th, a negro man, named GEORGE, a Succo, marked P & R, about five feet ten inches high, formerly the property of Dr. Pearman, Clarendon, by whic...
Sept. 6, 1805. ABSCONDED, on the 27th August, from Shady-Grove, in St. George’s, a new negro boy, of the Eboe country, slim made, yellow skinned, rather meagre, with a few country marks round his ...
Vere, Sept. 11, 1805. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. ABSCONDED from the Hermitage, the property of Francis Badley, Esq. some time in November last, two negro women, ARAMINTA, and her daught...
Un Negre, nommé Télémaque, étampé PC, taille de 4 pieds 2 pouces, âgé d'environ 40 ans, ayant appartenu ci-devant à M. Pierre Cornu, Raffineur, est maron depuis le 22 du mois dernier. Ceux qui le reco...
Hoghole Pen, Sept. 12, 1805. A REWARD of FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid to any person who shall take up and deliver to the subscriber a negro slave, named DAPHNIE, by negroes sometimes called DUCK; and...
Rose-Hill Pen, St. Andrew, Sept. 3, 1805. ONE DOUBLOON REWARD. RAN AWAY, from the subscriber, about twelve months ago, a negro man, named GEORGE, by trade a carpenter, was born upon Llanddewey es...
Kingston, Sept. 13, 1805. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, ten months ago, a tall likely creole negro wench, named SUKEY (but calls herself HANNAH, and has a false Ticket), marked on one of her shoulde...
Sept. 9, 1805. RAN AWAY, from the Cottage, in the parish of St. Ann, a negro, of the Congo country, named VARRY, alias MICAEL, marked on the breast ROBIN. Captains of vessels are cautioned against...
Sept. 12, 1806. RAN AWAY, about four or five weeks since, a negro man, a sailor, named GEORGE, marked AMD, heart on top; he is small and slender, very active, can speak English very well, and writ...