Kingston, April 9, 1806. ADVERTISEMENT. RAN AWAY, for a considerable time past, three mulatto slaves, belonging to the estate of William Aitcheson, late of the parish of St. Catherine, Esq. deceas...
Bumper-Hall, April 18, 1806. ONE GUINEA REWARD. RAN AWAY, on the 28th of March last, from the above pen, in the vicinity of Kingston, a Creole Negro Man, named WILLIAM, five feet ten inches high, ...
Kingston, Jan. 16, 1806. ONE DOUBLOON REWARD. RAN AWAY from the subscriber about three months ago, two Sailor Negroes, BOB, and Angola, about five feet six inches high, marked on the right shoulde...
St. Elizabeth’s, April 12, 1806. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, a Negro Woman, of the Portuguese Country, named DELIA, but may pass as a creole, as she speaks very good English; she is about twenty-...
Spanish-Town, April 11, 1806. RAN AWAY, the following negroes, from Norbrook plantation, in Liguanea: - BILLY, a Mundingo, aged fifty years, hair very grey, and about five feet high; JOHN, a man ag...
Vere, April 26, 1806. RAN AWAY from the Farm plantation in November, 1805, [in November last] the following slaves, viz. – HECTOR, CUFFEE, NED, and JULY [JUDEY], late the property of Mrs. Elisher ...
St. Thomas in the East, April 23, 1806. ABSCONDED, on Sunday morning last, the 20th inst. an elderly wench, named CHANCE, a washerwoman, purchased in January, 1803, of Mrs. Mary Roberts, Orange-St...
Cottage, St. Thomas in the East, 21st April, 1806. RAN AWAY, from the subscriber, an elderly negro woman named CHANCE, an Eboe, has her Country marks on her face; she formerly belonged to Miss Mar...
Kingston, April 25, 1806. RAN AWAY, from Spencer pen, in St. Catherine, a negro man, named BILLY, a creole, about five feet two inches high, and about twenty years of age, marked on the breast FR, ...
Kingston, May 1, 1806. ONE DOUBLOON REWARD. RAN AWAY, about one month ago, a negro girl, named PRINCESS, about eighteen years of age; she is marked PE on both shoulders, speaks both English and Fr...
Deux Negres, dont l'un nommé Louis, nation Congo, haut d'environ 5 pieds, bien pris dans sa taille, figure maigre, étampé MARIAS & l'autre nommé Jolicoeur, nation Tacoi, anssi bien pris dans sa taille...
Kingston, May 1, 1806. TWO DOUBLOONS REWARD. ABSCONDED, about eighteen or twenty months ago, a negro man, belonging to the estate of the late Stanly Mylerist, deceased, named TRELAWNY, a creole, b...
Bagnal’s, St. Mary, April 30, 1806. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, in January last, a stout young negro man, of the Mungola country, about five feet seven inches high; he was purchased in June last ...
Kingston, May 2, 1806. DECAMPED, taking with her her Mistress’s Clothes, a negro girl, named JOYCY, of the Eboe country, about five feet for inches high, coal black, pitted a little with the small-...
St. Elizabeth, April 30, 1806. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. THE Magistrates and Vestry of the parish of St. Elizabeth do hereby offer a reward of Fifty Pounds each, for apprehending and securing in ...
Kingston, May 9, 1806. DESERTED, on the 25th ult, from a Detachment of his Majesty’s 18th Regiment, stationed at Fort-Haldane, Port-Maria, a black pioneer, named HYDE, alias HEAD, marked on the ba...
Kingston, May 9, 1806. RAN AWAY, from the subscriber, the following Negroes: BOB, an Angola, about 5 feet 5 inches, black complexion, knock-kneed, stammers in speaking, and is marked on the breast...
May 10, 1806. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. RAN AWAY, in the month of March last, a negro woman, named PRISCILLA, alias NANCY, a creole, about twenty years of age, of a pleasing countenance, yellowi...
Kingston, May 15, 1806. ABSCONDED, from Miss Hall’s pen, on the Camp Road, the latter end of last month, a waiting boy, named JOHN, belonging to Andrew Bogle, Esq.; he is of the Angola country, abo...
May 10, 1806. RAN AWAY, from Richmond-Hill pen, a creole wench, named PEGGY, calls herself MARGARET FAIRBRASS, under which name she passes herself for a free woman in Kingston; she is a tall likel...
St. James’s Workhouse, May 8, 1806. ESCAPED from this workhouse, a creole negro man, named QUAMINA, belonging to Seven-Rivers estate, about five feet eight inches high. A Pistole reward will be pai...
Un Negre créole, nommé Pierre, de petite taille, âgé de 20 à 22 ans, étampé FCHS (les deux dernieres lettres entrelacées) est maron depuis le 6 de ce mois. Ceux qui le reconnoîtront, sont priés de le ...
Kingston, May 23, 1806. RAN AWAY, on the 7th of April last, a Sambo Boy slave, named JOHN, the property of the subscriber; was purchased from Dr. Carroll, of this city, and formerly belonged to Mrs...
Kingston, May 24, 1806. THREE DOUBLOONS REWARD. RAN AWAY from Mount-Content, on the 25th of September, 1805, a creole negro man, named HARRY, about five feet six or seven inches high, marked on on...
Port-Maria, St. Mary, May 21, 1806. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, about the month of November last, a negro man, named JOHN, formerly belonged to a free black woman named Elizabeth Needham, who res...
Kingston, May 28, 1806. RAN AWAY, on the 7th of April last, a Sambo Boy slave, named JOHN, the property of the subscriber; was purchased from Dr. Carroll, of this city, and formerly belonged to Mrs...
May 30, 1806. SIXTEEN DOLLARS REWARD. RAN AWAY, on the 18th instant, a sambo boy, named WARRINGTON, but answers to the name of REEDER, purchased some time since of Mr. Bennett: he is very artful, ...
Port-Royal, May 29, 1806. RAN AWAY from the subscriber, JOHN, a Moco, five feet two inches high, has a cast in his eyes, and the toes off his left foot. Any person securing him in any gaol or workh...
Kingston, May 31, 1806. RAN AWAY, from Spencer’s pen, some time past, a negro boy, named BILLY, well known at Spanish-Town and Old-Baker, marked FR on the breast, knock-kneed, and slim made. Whoeve...
Otley, St. George, May 29, 1806. TWENTY PISTOLES REWARD. RAN AWAY from the above property, on the 11th March last, two negro men: JAMES, an Eboe, had slight yaw sores on his legs and country marks ...