DECREE of the Conseil of Port-au-Prince concerning an Usurpation of the title of White

LOUIS, etc. Having seen, &c. Between the sieur Lafont, &c. And Pierre Reculé, &c. the Petition presented to the Court by François Reculé, for the purpose of summoning the sieur Ogé, Major at Jacmel, to hear it declared that he shall be maintained and kept in his status as a White person of unmixed descent, that prohibitions shall be made to the said sieur Ogé and to all others from disturbing him in it in any manner whatever, under such penalty as may be proper; the Decree issued on the said Petition, on 8 May 1780, which acknowledges to François Reculé the contents of the said Petition, and permits him to summon our Procureur-Général on it, to come to the Hearing on the first day; the Decree of 3 May 1781, rendered between François Reculé and our Procureur-Général, which provisionally keeps and maintains the party of Duhamel in the enjoyment and possession of the status of White person of unmixed descent.

ORDINANCE of M. the Intendant, which fixes the price of Passages for persons employed in the King’s service. Of 23 October 1783. ALEXANDRE Jacques de Bongars, etc.