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LA-1837.1 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
the capital stock of the Barataría and
Lafourche Canal Company, and for other
purposes, [pp. 37-38]
55• An Act amendatory of the Road Laws,
[pp. 48-49]
Descriptors: Abolitionists and abolition societies;
Barataría and Lafourche Canal Co.; Highways
and roads; Slaveholding states
LA-1837.12
Contains:
• An Act relative to the indigent Deaf and
Dumb of the State of Louisiana, [pp. 9-10]
• Resolution of the General Assembly of the
State of Louisiana. Approved January 19th,
1838. [pp. 14-15]
• An Act for the relief of the persons herein
named, and for other purposes, [pp. 20-21]
35• Resolution of the General Assembly of
the State of Louisiana. Approved February
23rd, 1838. [p. 25] .
40• An Act to authorise Fielding Davis, of
the State of Mississippi, to remove certain
Slaves from the State of Louisiana, into the
State of Mississippi, [p. 29]
44• An Act to authorise Henriette E.
Johnson and William White, co-tutors of the
minors Emily M. and Melissa James
Chancy, to remove certain property from
the State of Mississippi, [p. 32]
69• An Act to the relief of Thomas Gorman,
[p. 74]
94• An Act to create the office of Collector
of State Taxes on Landed Property, Slaves
and vehicles in and for the Parish of Orleans,
[pp. 96-97]
115• An Act to repeal the third section of the
act approved February twenty second
eighteen hundred and fourteen, entitled an
act supplementary to the act entitled an act
to repeal all laws or provisions of laws
prescribing the manner of renumerating the
owners of slaves sentenced to death or killed
whilst runaway and for the relief of the
persons therein named, [pp. 118-120]
Descriptors: Abolitionists and abolition societies
Appropriations; Arson; Assumption Parish, LA;
Baton Rouge, LA; Capital punishment; Deaf;
East Baton Rouge Parish, LA; Emancipation
152 State Slavery Statutes
Federal-State relations; Importation of slaves;
Imprisonment; Mississippi; Murder; Natch-
itoches Parish, LA; Orleans Parish, LA; Poverty;
Rapides Parish, LA; Runaways; Sales of slaves;
Slaveholding states; St. Bernard Parish, LA; St.
Helena Parish, LA; Taxation; Washington
County, MS; West Feliciana Parish, LA;
Anthony (slave); Balloc, Jules; Beamen, Carter;
Bill (slave); Board, J. B.; Brown (slave); Bryan,
B.; Chancy, Emily M.; Chancy, Melissa James;
Charles (slave); Cheny, David; Compton, John;
Davis, Fielding; Davis, Wiley S.; Edmund
(slave); Ethenbert (slave); Gorman, Elizabeth;
Gorman, Thomas; Harry (slave); Henry (slave);
Jane (slave); Jarvis (slave); Jim (slave); Joe
(slave); Johnson, Henriette E.; Jose (slave);
Klady, Jacob; Lewis (slave); Lydia (slave);
Oakford, Samuel; Page, Vincent T.; Pèlerin,
Frederic; Pitway, John; Pugh, Augustin; Ran-
dolph, John; Reaud, P.; Sam (slave); Sorrell,
Soulange; Stephen (slave); Twogood, Daniel H.;
White, William; William (slave)
LA-1839
Contains:
29• An Act to authorize the police jury of the
parishes of West Feliciana and Livingston to
emancipate certain slaves therein men-
tioned, [pp. 78-79]
41• An Act to create the office on auditor of
auction sales in and for the city of New
Orleans, and for other purposes, [pp.
98-107]
44• An Act relative to the police jury and to
the roads and levees in the parish of St.
Bernard, and to the police juries of the
parishes of Madison and Carroll and for
other purposes, [pp. 108-109, 114-119]
45• An Act to prevent the carrying away of
slaves, and for other purposes, [pp. 118-121]
46• An Act supplementary to the several acts
relative to the collection of taxes, [pp.
122-123]
49• An Act to amend an act entitled "An act
to provide for the draining and clearing of
the marshy grounds and cypress swamps
situated between the city of New Orleans,
its incorporated suburbs and Lake Pontchar-
train," approved 19th March 1835. [pp.
124-133, 152-153]