, in that case, he should only be sold to someone of his liking. However, she held Lucrécia in higher esteem. As a freedwoman herself, from the parish of Nossa Senhora da Piedade de Iguaçu in the Recôncavo of Rio de Janeiro, she stipulated that if Lucrécia Angola could not buy her freedom by the end of the period, the executor should offer her an extension of a year and a half so that she would not have to live as a slave any more. Gracia Maria also settled on a price for Lucrécia: 38,400 réis, which, it seems, was below the average price. In Lucrécia's case, it was clearly stated that as soon she gave the executor the money, her letter of manumission should be delivered immediately.