1806-10-16
Pétion, Gérin, Yayou and Vaval entered Port-au-Prince at four in the afternoon with six demi-brigades.
Haitian
Pétion, Gérin, Yayou and Vaval entered Port-au-Prince on the 16th, at four in the afternoon, with the 11th, 12th, 15th, 16th, 21st and 24th demi-brigades and three squadrons of dragoons. While Pétion maintained public order in the town, Gérin moved upon the high road to Croix-des-Bouquets; he posted ambushes in echelon from the Saint-Joseph gate to the Drouillard plantation, behind every hedge and every thicket.
Source · p. 134
Joseph Saint-Rémy (des Cayes), Pétion et Haïti: étude monographique et historique, tome 4 (Paris: Auguste Durand, 1857), p. 134; English translation, Rasanblaj.