Aliquot, Jeanne Marie, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Barthélemi Jourdan, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1842 October 3

The establishment for colored girls, the Convent of St. Claude, which Aliquot has sold to the Ursulines, owes her 1000 piastres; she leaves it without interest to September 8, 1843, after that at 8 percent for two years. If it is not settled before her death she wishes Jourdan to settle it in a friendly way, and not wish a law suit unless the 1000 piastres are not paid. Jean Louis Dolliole owes her 260 piastres, endorsed by his brother Joseph. Mr. Eriéme owes her 100 piastres, his note is endorsed by his Father-in-law, Dolliole. Miss Arsène Aubruy owes her 150 piastres. Louis Chenau owes her 50 piastres. Mrs. Charbonnet owes her 50 piastres, Mrs. Dupuy, Charbonnet's aunt, owes her 50 piastres. Mrs. Charbonnet was Miss Soniat Dufossa. Copy ? French 2pp. :: V-4-m A.L.S. and Copy ? French 4pp. 8vo. and Folio