Up-Park Camp, June 3, 1806. Fifty Pounds Reward. RAN away, about three months ago, a negro man of the Angola country named DUNDEE, purchased from Mr. John Butler, late of Spanish-Town, carpenter; ...
Kingston, 4th June, 1806. WHEREAS, a negro girl, who said she belonged to Leonard Wray, Esq. did about 7 o’clock in the evening of Monday last go to the house of Mr. Skerrett, on a pretence of goin...
Old-Harbour, 2 June, 1806. RANAWAY from the subscriber, about four weeks since, a negro man named LIVERPOOL, stout made, has a good countenance and large ears, speaks tolerable good English, marked...
Kingston, 11th June, 1806. RAN away, from Drummond Castle, in the Parish of Port- Royal, a few days ago, a negro man named LEWIS, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, has a sulky countenance, and is ve...
Kingston, 11th June, 1806. ABSCONDED from the subscriber, about the 31st ultimo, a negro man boy named SAM CUNNINGHAM, better known by the name of SAM PRICE, as he goes by that name in this city; ...
Kingston, 12th June, 1806. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. RAN away yesterday, a negro man named JOHN, a creole, about 21 years of age, of a yellow complexion, about 5 feet 6 inches high, speaks good English...
Kingston, 12th June, 1806. RAN away, from the subscriber, on the 20th of May last, a negro girl of the Angola country, named PHOEBY, formerly the property of Mrs. Esther Fosseen[inc]; she carried a...
June 20th, 1806. RAN AWAY, from Belle Vue Plantation, in the Parish of Port Royal, a negro woman named JANE, of the Eboe country, about 5 feet high, stout made, and speaks well, she is branded on ...
Deux Negres Congo, l'un nommé Hyppolite & l'autre Atis, étampé tous les deux DM & DE MAGNAN, marons depuis le 3 de ce mois; Jean, créole, sans étampe, maron depuis le 2 janvier : Noël, aussi créole, ...
June 24, 1806. RAN AWAY, from the subscriber, HENRY ASHBURN, an indented servant; he is a sambo, about 18 years of age, and is supposed to be harboured about Stoney-Hill. A Pistole reward will be ...
Kingston, 26th June, 1806. TEN DOLLARS REWARD. RAN away, some time ago, a negro man named WADE, from 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet high, stout made and marked on one or both shoulders, L. H.: he is v...
December 31, 1808. DESERTED from the Government armed schooner Bellona, Capt. Edgcombe, a Negro Boy, named TOM TURNER, alias THOMAS MOXY, the property of Mr. James Turner, of the Bahamas; he is abo...
Dec. 23, 1808. RANAWAY from New-Works estate, St. Thomas in the Vale, about three months ago, two new Negroes, of the Coromantee country, named GILBERT and WILLIAM; they are marked MS on their rig...
Kingston, Dec. 28, 1808. RANAWAY from the Subscriber, the following Negroes, viz. TOM, alias TOM SEYMOUR, about forty-five years of age, marked PS, or RS; he has been absent upwards of ten years; ...
St. Ann’s Workhouse, Dec. 18, 1808 A PISTOLE REWARD. ESCAPED from this Workhouse, on Thursday the 15th inst. a likely black Man 5 feet 5 inches high, supposed to belong to the 2d West-India Regim...
Liguanea, Oct. 14, 1808. RANAWAY from the subscriber, about four months ago, a Negro man-boy, named RICHARD, and last week a Negro man, named SPAR, both formerly belonging to the late Walter S. Bo...
Kingston, Dec. 25, 1808. RANAWAY from the subscriber, about five weeks ago, a Negro Girl, named JULIET; of the Nago country, marked on the right shoulder FA; she has three large cutts on each cheek...
Kingston, Nov. 11, 1808. ONE DOUBLOON REWARD. RANAWAY from Crescent estate, in St. Mary, on the 14th September last, a Negro man slave, named GALOMEY, a creole, about 40 years of age, well known h...
St. Elizabeth, Dec. 30, 1803. A DOUBLOON REWARD. RANAWAY, from the subscriber, a creole Man, named JOHN, about 5 feet 8 inches high, marked MH on both shoulders, a Cooper by trade. Whoever lodges ...
Un Negre Canga, nommé l'Amour, étampé un peu illisiblement DVDES [renversé], taille de 5 pieds 3 pouces, ayant une hernie & une touffe de cheveux gris sur le sommet de la tête, les jambes couvertes de...
Admiral’s Pen, Jan. 11, 1809. DESCRIPTIONS of five Men who have deserted from his Majesty’s ship Polyphemus: JOHN PETRE, a black, deserted at Port-Royal, the 4th inst. 32 years of age, 5 feet 7 in...
Jan. 12, 1809. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. RANAWAY, from Clarendon, a creole Negro Boy, named FRANK, which name he may have changed, as he is very artful, and speaks English well; he is about 15 years o...
Kingston, Jan. 13, 1809. ONE DOUBLOON REWARD. ABSCONDED from the subscriber, about three months since, a quadroon boy, named JOHN, calls himself JOHN CAMPBELL, a creole of this island, speaks the ...
St. James’s Workhouse, Jan. 19, 1809. ESCAPED from the Driver, of this Workhouse, on the 13th inst. CUDJOE, a creole, about 5 feet 5 ½ inches, light complexion, well made, and belongs to Content e...
St. Elizabeth, Feb. 6, 1809. A DOUBLOON REWARD. RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 13th of June last, a Negro Man, named LONDON, a creole, about 35 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, marked...
Kingston, Feb. 8, 1809. RANAWAY, about two months ago, a Negro Woman, named EMILIE, a Congo, is a short fat wench, marked on the breast lh, and is supposed to be skulking about Port-Antonio, with t...
Durharm-Castle, March 1, 1809. RANAWAY from the subscriber, two Negro Men, named PETER and THOMAS, Masons; they are well known upon most of the estates in Vere. Six Dollars Reward will be paid, for...
Kingston, Feb. 28, 1809. TAKEN up at the pen belonging to Maverly estate, on the Spanish- Town road, a Female Negro Child, apparently about five or six years old, says her name is BESSY, and can gi...
March 3, 1809. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. ABSCONDED from Birness Plantation, in St. David’s, on the 18th ultimo, a Negro named JAMES ANDERSON, alias SAMBO, an Eboe, a Carpenter by trade, stout and...
In-Vestry, St. Andrew’s, Jan. 26, 1809. ORDERED, That a reward of Twenty Pounds be given to such person or persons who shall apprehend a negro man slave, named SHARPER, belonging to Cherry-Garden ...