Marronnage — Fugitive Slave Advertisements

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ENTERED the jail of this parish, the negro called John, a native
of N. York, but came young in this country, aged about 25
years, speaks English and French, wears blue homespun cotton
pantaloons, and a brown linen hunting frock and shirt. He says
he belongs to Chevalier D’Apremont, parish of Chapitoulas.
Parish of St. John the Baptist, Oct. 10, 1815.
P. Montegut,
Sheriff.
Oct. 23.

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ENTERED the jail of this parish, the negro called John, a native of N. York, but came young in this country, aged about 25 years, speaks English and French, wears blue homespun cotton pantaloons, and a brown linen hunting frock and shirt. He says he belongs to Chevalier D’Apremont, parish of Chapitoulas. Parish of St. John the Baptist, Oct. 10, 1815. P. Montegut, Sheriff. Oct. 23.

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