Marronnage — Fugitive Slave Advertisements

Kingston, Sept 16, 1815 SIX DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from the Subscriber since the 10th June last, a young Creole Negro Woman Slave, named PHOEBE, but occasionally changes her name to that of MARY CAMPBELL or ELEANOR, 5 feet 6 inches high, aged about twenty years, of a very black complexion, marked TP on one shoulder, passes herself as free, and is supposed to be harboured at the Spring Estate, in St. Andrew, as she has been frequently seen coming from that Property to Stoney-Hill and Halfway-Tree, with provisions and fruit for sale. Whoever will apprehend the said Slave, and bring her to the Subscriber, in East Street, a little above Miss Ford’s lodging house, or lodge her in any Workhouse in this island, shall receive the above Reward.