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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-five or
thirty years of age, and has lost the two first joints of the two
smallest toes of the left foot; she is about five feet one or two
inches high, and is well known in the parish; she has been
lately seen in Kingston, and may probably attempt to pass for
a free woman.
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