Twenty Dollars Reward. MADE his escape, the 15th of October last, from on board the sloop William, captain Brown, laying at Gaillard’s wharf, a NEGRO FELLOW named BOB, a bricklayer by trade ; he w...
Ten Dollars Reward. ABSCONDED yesterday morning, from No. 79, Tradd-street, a Negro Wench named JENNY, had on when she went away a green wrapper and coat, well known about the city, having been emp...
Spanish-Town, March 17, 1809. RANAWAY, from the subscriber, a negro woman named CHANCE, formerly the property of Mr. J. H. Stanbury. Whoever apprehends the said negro woman, on delivering her to th...
Spanish-Town, March 18, 1809. RANAWAY, from the subscriber, since the 14th inst. a negro woman named AMELIA, a creole, about 5 feet 7 inches in height, of a yellow complexion, thin body, and speaks...
Trois Négresses, deux Négrillons & quatre Negres, dont les deux premiers nommés Laurent & Rossignol, dit Jérôme, créoles, étampés FREZE, les deux autres nommés Mars, Congo, & Jacques, nation Barbas, &...
St. Jago Savanna, March 23, 1809. ABSCONDED, on the night of the 22d instant, a negro named CANCE, a Coromantee, a stout woman, much swelled about the legs; and EVE, with a young child. Also a negr...
March 27, 1809. RANAWAY, from the subscriber’s property, in Clarendon, some time ago, two negro men; one called YORK, about 5 feet high, slim made, marked on one shoulder IO, has connections at In...
Hayfield, St. Thomas in the Vale, April 22, 1809. FOR SALE, MANGO GROVE, in this parish [] --- RANAWAY. A negro man named PLATO, formerly the property of Mr. Ogilvy, lately practitioner in phys...
Spanish-Town, April 29, 1809. RANAWAY, about eight months since, a negro woman named PUSSEY, a creole of this island, about 4 feet 6 inches high, with blemishes about the nose, and weak eyes. For se...
Spanish-Town, April 26, 1809. ABSCONDED, from the yard of Miss Beckford, a negro man boy, named SMART, about 18 or 20 years of age, marked on both shoulders MR, but not plain, and on both breasts G...
St. John, April 29, 1809. THREE DOUBLOONS REWARD. ABSCONDED from the subscriber, in December, 1807, a negro man named THOMAS, of the Coromantee country, marked OR, HE in one, reversed, on the righ...
May 13, 1809. MISSED, early in April last, an old looking small boy, about twelve years of age, named RICHARD, purchased by me at a Marshal’s sale, on St. Ann’s Bay; formerly belonged to William A...
Spanish-Town, May 23, 1809. RANAWAY, an able stout negro man, named DUKE, about five feet ten inches in height, but stoops very much; he has lost some of his teeth, and one of his toes; wears one e...
Spanish-Town, June 30, 1809. RANAWAY, from the subscriber, the following Negroes, and a reward of Half-a-Joe will be paid for each, to any person or persons who may apprehend all, or either, and lo...
Hanover Workhouse, June 28, 1809. ESCAPED, from this workhouse, a creole negro named EUCLID, 5 feet 1 inch, said he belonged to Windsor Lodge estate, St. James. Whoever will apprehend said negro an...
Trois Negres, l'un créole, nommé Antoine, âgé d'environ 25 ans ; l'autre Mondongue, nommé Marbrou, à qui il manque plusieurs phalanges aux doigts du pied, ayant la peau fort rouge, âgé d'environ 30 an...
Clerk of the Vestry’s Office, St. Ann, July 24, 1809. A REWARD OF FIFTY POUNDS will be paid to any person who shall apprehend and safely lodge in any gaol or workhouse in this island, a negro man ...
Spanish-Town, August 4, 1809. ABSCONDED, in January last, a carpenter negro man named NERO, a Chamba, about 5 feet 7, 8, or 9 inches high, stout, clumsy, fellow, short sighted, and marked with the ...
St. George’s Workhouse, Aug. 4, 1809. ESCAPED, from the above workhouse, on the 24th ult. TOM, an aged negro slave, of the Nago country, belonging to Wentworth Bayly, Esq. of Gibraltar estate. He ...
St. John’s, August 12, 1809. THREE DOUBLOONS REWARD. ABSCONDED, from the subscriber, a young creole wench named MUSSIDORA, formerly the property of Francis Smith, Esq. She is short, well made, and...
Vere, August 17, 1809. TEN POUNDS REWARD. ABSCONDED, about fourteen months ago, a tall, stout, yellow complexioned wench, named LOUISA, pitted with the small pox. She is well known in Kingston, Ro...
Mount-Pleasant, St. Elizabeth’s, August 8, 1809. RANAWAY, from the subscriber, on the 28th March last, a negro man named CHARLES: Previous to which he was employed as a fisherman, at Long Acre. He...
Spanish-Town Workhouse, August 21, 1809. ESCAPED from this Workhouse, TWO FELONS, by breaking open a door locked, and getting through the house where the engines are kept, a negro man named PROMIS...
Kingston, August 30, 1809. RANAWAY, from the subscriber, a negro woman, of the Mundingo country, named PRUDENCE, purchased some time back from Mrs. Ann E. Larque, of Spanish-Town; it is strongly s...
St. Andrew’s Workhouse, Sept. 14, 1809. ESCAPED from this Workhouse, the 9th instant, two Negroes, with a chain and collars, one named PETER, a Chamba or Wakee, 4 feet 5 inches high, marked S[à l’e...
Kingston, Oct. 14, 1809. ABSCONDED about a month since a negro man named PETER, a Congo, marked on the breast PIO, has a small cut under the left eye, and a scar on one of his legs – he formerly b...
Un Negre Ibo, nommé Jean, Confiseur de son métier, étampé d'un côté DUVAL & de l'autre illisiblement, ayant sur le corps plusieurs cicatrices, les jambes mal faites, la peau un peu rouge, âgé d'enviro...
Hanover Workhouse, October 10. ESCAPED, from the driver of this workhouse, while at work, DAGO, a creole, 5 feet 4 inches, no mark, says he belongs to Martin Williams. ROBERT RUSEA, sup.
Spanish-Town, October 20, 1809. RANAWAY, in the month of July last, the following negro slaves, the property of WILLIAM JOWETT TITFORD, ESQ. namely, MARCELLA, and her son HARRY; SARAH, and her chi...
Spanish Town, November 4, 1809. RANAWAY from the subscriber’s mountain, two months ago, a stout able negro man named LUMSDEN, a Wakee, marked on his right shoulder L, diamond on top, has a little h...