These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of May 14-20, 1767.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published May 14-20, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published May 14-20, 1767:  By Region

These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of May 7-13, 1767.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published May 7-13, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published May 7-13, 1767:  By Region

These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of April 30 – May 6, 1767.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published April 30 – May 6, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published April 30 – May 6, 1767:  By Region

These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of April 16-22, 1767.  The data has been compiled based on research conducted by Evan Sutherland.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published April 16-22, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published April 16-22, 1767:  By Region

These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of April 9-15, 1767.  The data has been compiled based on research conducted by Jonathan Bisceglia.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published April 9-15, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published April 9-15, 1767:  By Region

These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of March 26 – April 1, 1767.  The data has been compiled based on research conducted by Megan Watts.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published March 26 – April 1, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published March 26 – April 1, 1767:  By Region

These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of March 19-25, 1767.  The data has been compiled based on research conducted by Shannon Holleran.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published March 19-25, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published March 19-25, 1767:  By Region

These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of March 12-18, 1767.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published March 12-18, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published March 12-18, 1767:  By Region

These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of March 5-11, 1767.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published March 5-11, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published March 5-11, 1767:  By Region

These tables indicate how many advertisements for slaves appeared in colonial American newspapers during the week of February 26 – March 4, 1767.  The data has been compiled based on research conducted by Shannon Dewar.

Note:  These tables are as comprehensive as currently digitized sources permit, but they may not be an exhaustive account.  They includes all newspapers that have been digitized and made available via Accessible Archives, Colonial Williamsburg’s Digital Library, and Readex’s America’s Historical Newspapers.  There are several reasons some newspapers may not have been consulted:

• Issues that are no longer extant;
• Issues that are extant but have not yet been digitized (including the Pennsylvania Journal); and
• Newspapers published in a language other than English (including the Wochentliche Philadelphische Staatsbote).

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Slavery Advertisements Published February 26 – March 4, 1767:  By Date

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Slavery Advertisements Published February 26 – March 4, 1767:  By Region