Marronnage — Fugitive Slave Advertisements

Kingston, April 17, 1812. RANAWAY from the Subscriber, about five months back, a Negro Man Slave, named ADAM, of the Congo country, a short stout fellow, supposed to be harboured in Clarendon; and about six weeks back, a young Negro Man, named DARBY; he is a tall slim youth, and marked IC on the right shoulder; he is liekwise of the Congo Country, and a noted Runaway. Six Dollars for each will be paid for lodging them in any Gaol or Workhouse, and Two Doubloons if proved to conviction by whom harboured, on application to JOHN CALDWELL.