Marronnage — Fugitive Slave Advertisements

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Runaway Negro.
Went away from the plantation of Mr. Massicot, about 10 days
ago, a young negro lad named JACK, of a handsome countenance,
quick in answering, and down look. He formerly belonged
to Messrs. Thierry & Dacqueny who disposed of him on
account of his frequent intoxication ; he carried their paper for
a long time and is well known in town. A reward of Ten Dollars
will be given to any person delivering him to his master or
the keeper of the prison of this city.
C. B. DUFAU.
August 28.

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Runaway Negro. Went away from the plantation of Mr. Massicot, about 10 days ago, a young negro lad named JACK, of a handsome countenance, quick in answering, and down look. He formerly belonged to Messrs. Thierry & Dacqueny who disposed of him on account of his frequent intoxication ; he carried their paper for a long time and is well known in town. A reward of Ten Dollars will be given to any person delivering him to his master or the keeper of the prison of this city. C. B. DUFAU. August 28.

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@misc{rasin:doc:marronnage_12548, title = {Marronnage — Fugitive Slave Advertisements}, year = {2026}, howpublished = {Rasin.ai, via Marronnage — Fugitive Slave Advertisements}, url = {https://rasin.ai/document/marronnage_12548}, note = {Accessed 2026-03-31} }