... Shillings reward will be given for each, if brought to their owner; or One Pistole for each, if committed to some gaol or workhouse ; a further reward of Five Pounds will be given for each, if proved to be harboured by any white person or person of colour ...

... Meeting of the Commissioners of the Public Hospital and Workhouse, held at the Hospital, on Wednesday the 15th August, 1793, ORDERED, That in future no Negros be deli- vered out of the Workhouse until their Fees are paid. 17 By Order of the Commissioners ...

... Meeting of the Commissioners of the Public Hospital and Workhouse, held at the Hospital, on Wednesday the 15th August, 1793, ORDERED, That in future no Negroes be delivered out of the Workhouse until their Fees are paid. 17 By Order of the Commissioners ...

... above is a just and true account of all the negroes in Portland workhouse, to the best of my knowledge information, and belief, So help me God. George Roberts. RUNAWAYS In Kingston Workhouse, May 17, 1793. DULCINEA, a Congo,5 foot 5 1/4 ins. high, to Rosanna ...

... Meeting of the Commissioners . of the Public Hospital and Workhouse, held at the Hospital, on Wednesday the 15th August, 1793, ORDERED, That in future no Negroes be delivered out of the Workhouse until their Fees are paid. 17 By Order of the Commissioners ...

... in the town of St. Jago de la Vega. Given under my hand, this 19th day of Aug. 1794. J. M. Dwyer. RUNAWAYS. In Portland Workhouse, Aug. 26, 1794. Jupiter, Harry, Joe, Ben, and Pope, new negroes, Mungolas, owners unknown, no marks 1794, Aug. 7 Jeremie ...

... or deliver them to the Subfcriber, Ihall receive Fifty Shillings reward each: GEORGE HAMILTON. RUNAWAYS. In Morant-Bay Workhouse, Aug. 7, 1794. &May Taylor, a. Coromaittee, Pays the is free, Poet finch, markedicirt both Shoulders GR, tOp 1794, June t ...

... GAZETTE. Runaway Slave in Portland Workhouse, March 19, 1793. A NEW NEGRO MAN, a Chamba, name and owner unknown, 5 feet 5 1/2 inc. high. no mark 1793, March 8 George Roberts, Sup. List of Runaways in Westmorland Work- house, March 18, 1793. BESS, a creole ...

... many years ago by Mr. Peter Priest, formerly of this parish. Whoever apprehends said negro, or lodges him to any gaol or workhouse in this island, shall receive Ten Pounds reward, on application to Charles Forbes, Esquire, Kingston, or Capt. Brissettt; ...

... no mark 29 The above is a just and true list. Andrew Malcolm. In Westmorland Workhouse, . Sept. 8, 1794. John Williams, a brown man, says he belongs to In St. Ann's Workhouse, 1794 LINDA to Saville, 1784, Oct 9 Eve, to Menzie, a Papaw, 4 feet 6 inc. 1790 ...

... above ne- groes, or any of them, and delivering them to the. subscriber, on said plantation, or securing them in any gaol or workhouse. PETER CHURNSIDE. 1 October 18, 1793. RAN AWAY from Hall's Delight Plantation, in the parish of St. Andrew, two Creole Negro ...

... The above is a just and true list, to the best of my information, knowledge, and belief. James Forsyth. Sup. In Hanover Workhouse, Sept. 9, 1794. John Harvey, a mullatto man, says he is free, but formerly belonged to Arch. Campbell, Minard, St. Ann's ...