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LA-184 5 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
55•An Act to provide for the return of the
colored convicts to the Penitentiary, and for
other purposes, [pp. 28-29]
60• An Act for the relief of Samuel Jobson.
[p. 31]
67• An Act to amend the act entitled "An
Act more effectually to prevent slaves from
obtaining spirituous and intoxicating liquors
without the consent of their masters,"
approved April 2nd, 1832. [p. 32]
91• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Carrollton. [pp. 47, 49, 52]
92• An Act to revise and reduce the Fee Bills
of Clerks, Sheriffs and Notaries Public, and
for other purposes, [pp. 52-54, 57]
99• An Act for the relief of Jean Baptiste
Hardy, free man of color, [p. 59]
109• An Act relative to the Revenue of the
State of Louisiana, [pp. 63-68]
114• An Act to amend the several Acts
incorporating the town of Natchitoches. [p.
69]
73• An Act to authorize the Treasurer of the
State to sell the slaves Mary, Carmelite and
their children, [p. 73]
134• An Act in relation to Slaves detained in
any of the Police Jails of the Municipalities
of New Orleans, [p. 77]
138• Resolution of the General Assembly of
the State of Louisiana. Approved March
8th, 1845. [pp. 79-80]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Arson; Carrollton,
LA; Colored troops; Fees; Imprisonment; Incor-
poration of cities and towns; Liquor laws;
Massachusetts; Natchitoches, LA; Negro trad-
ers; New Orleans, LA; New Orleans and
Nashville Railroad Co.; Orleans Parish, LA;
Pensions; Police juries; Sales of slaves; Searches
and seizures; Sedition; St. Martin Parish, LA;
Taxation; Carmelite (slave); Dugas, Eloi; Hardy,
Jean Baptiste (free person of color); Hubbard,
Henry; Jobson, Samuel; John (slave); Loston
(slave); Mary (slave)
LA-1846
Contains:
1• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Donaldsonville. [pp. 15-19]
156 State Slavery Statutes
31• An Act to allow Harriet Mitchell, a free
woman of color, to reside in this State, [p.
19]
32• An Act for the relief of Julie Vigoureux
and Tulie Morrow, f.w.c. [p. 19]
40• An Act to re-incorporate the City of
Ufayette. [pp. 25, 28, 31]
57• An Act for the relief of G. Erbert and
Damis, two free men of color, [p. 40]
137• An Act relative to trials of Slaves, [pp.
114-116]
148• An Act to incorporate the Borough of
Freeport. [pp. 123-125]
158• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Plaquemine. [pp. 144, 146-148]
171• An Act for the relief of Benjamin Bryan.
[pp. 154-155]
189• An Act to protect the rights of slave
holders in the State of Louisiana, [p. 163]
200• An Act to authorize Mary Ellen
Williams to reside in the State of Louisiana.
[p- 167]
Descriptors: Ascension Parish, LA; Baton Rouge,
LA; Borough of Freeport. LA: Capital crimes;
Capital punishment; Donaldsonville, LA; Elec-
tions; Emancipation; Free white males; Impris-
onment; Incorporation of cities and towns;
Jefferson Parish, LA; Lafayette, LA; Non-
slaveholding states; Orleans Parish, LA; Patrols;
Pensions; Plaquemine. LA; Public works; Runa-
ways; Taxation; Trials; Bryan, Benjamin; Damis
(free person of color); Erbert, Guillaume (free
person of color); Jesse or Joe (slave); Lydia
(slave); Mitchell, Harriet (free person of color);
Morow, Tulie (free person of color); Moses
(slave); Vigoureux, Julie (free person of color);
William Moses (slave); Williams, Mary Ellen
(free person of color)
LA-1847
Contains:
3• An Act for the relief of Jacob A. Norager,
a free man of color, [p. 4]
32• An Act for the relief of Robert Troth, [p.
31]
42• An Act to appropriate a certain sum of
Money for the purchase of machinery for
the Louisiana Penitentiary and for other
purposes, [pp. 35-36]