RAN-AWAY
From the subscriber on the 24^th inst. A negro man, named Julian Francois, between 19 and 20 years of age, speaks French and some broken English, has a very cross down look with him, thick lips and very black skin; has a fresh mark over his eye, and has two sores upon one of his legs; he carried away with him 2 short blue jackets, one lined with white and the other with green flannel, a new brown Great Coat and some other articles—Whoever will secure the said runaway in New London goal, or deliver him to the subscriber shall receive 20 dollars reward, and no charges paid.—The undersigned expects to sail in the course of next week for Trinidad, if the said Negro is not arrested before the departure of the subscriber, he will engage to pay any Captain who will deliver him in the latter place the sum of 100 dollars, or if delivered to Messrs. George Crudan and Co. in Martinico, the sum of 80 dollars.

EMARI NOEL. Norwich, April 27, 1802

Title: Runaway: Julian Francois
Artist: Cora Marshall
Size: 16" x 20"
Media: Giclee
Edition: 100

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