Marronnage — Fugitive Slave Advertisements

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6 Dollars Reward.
A Negro boy named Joseph, and Prince, very thin, about 14
years old, born in Jamaica, ran away from the Schooner Felicity,
he has on a blue waistcoat, Shirt and bramante pantaloons.
The said reward will be given to any person who will conduct
the same to the subscriber, and also all reasonable expences
will be paid. Captains of vessels are requested not to receive
him, under pain of being punished according to law.
GIRAUDEL,
At M. Labatut’s, South Royal street, No. 14.
August 18, 1807.

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6 Dollars Reward. A Negro boy named Joseph, and Prince, very thin, about 14 years old, born in Jamaica, ran away from the Schooner Felicity, he has on a blue waistcoat, Shirt and bramante pantaloons. The said reward will be given to any person who will conduct the same to the subscriber, and also all reasonable expences will be paid. Captains of vessels are requested not to receive him, under pain of being punished according to law. GIRAUDEL, At M. Labatut’s, South Royal street, No. 14. August 18, 1807.

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