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40 Pstres de Récompense. SERONT remises à quiconque ramenera au soussigné, la Négresse JULIE, appartenant aux Créanciers de Dulcide Barran; elle est Sénégalaise, grande, maigre, les lèvres extrêmement grosses, le nez plat, & un peu gravée de la petite vérole. Il y a six mois qu’elle est marronne, & d’après quelques indices, il paraît qu’elle parcourt la Côte des Allemands, résidant alternativement sur plusieurs habitations. (Signé) Dque. ROUQUETTE, l’un des Syndics des Créanciers de D. Barran. Nlle.-Orléans, 31 Octobre 1811. 40 Dollars Reward WILL be given to any person who will bring back to the subscriber the negro wench called Julie, belonging to the creditors of D. Barran ; she is a native of Senegal, tall, slender, her lips extremly [sic] thick, flat nose, and her face a little marked with the small pox. It is six months since she ran away, and according to some implications, it is believed that she is wandering about on the German Coast, living alternately on the different plantations. DOMINIQUE ROUQUETTE, One of the Syndics of the creditors of D. Barran. October 31.
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