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LA-1848.1 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
125• An Act to allow Nancy Flournoy and
her son, Thomas Jefferson Flournoy, free
people of color, to remain in the State, [p.
90]
135• An Act for the relief of Louis Bouligny.
[p. 93]
139• An Act for the relief of Jane Graves,
free woman of color, [p. 95]
141• An Act relative to Auctioneers, [pp.
96-98]
144• An Act for the relief of Julien Berzat. [p.
99]
160• An Act to dispense the statu-liber,
Louis, a mulatto man aged about twenty-
eight years, with the time prescribed by law
for the emancipation of slaves, [p. 104]
200• An Act to amend an act to provide a
revenue to the support of the government of
the State, approved the third of May,
eighteen hundred and forty-seven, [pp.
130-133]
233• An Act relative to the building of levees
in the parish of Tensas, and to create a
special fund for levee purposes, [pp.
158-161]
237• An Act to regulate and define the fees
to be paid by owners of runaway slaves for
the taking up and confinement of the same,
etc. [p. 166]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Capital punish-
ment; Carroll Parish, LA; Claiborne Parish, LA;
Donaldsonville, LA; Emancipation; Imprison-
ment; Louisiana Internal Improvement Fund;
Jefferson Parish, LA; Levees; Murder; Natch-
itoches Parish, LA; New Orleans, LA; Patrols;
Pensions; Police juries; Runaways; Sales of
slaves; Taxation; Tensas Parish, LA; Aspasie
(slave); Berzat, Julien (free person of color);
Bouligny, Louis; Boult, David H.; Charles
(mulatto slave); David (mulatto slave); Diggs,
Charles; Florestine (mulatto slave); Flournoy,
Nancy (free person of color); Flournoy, Thomas
Jefferson (free person of color); General,
Antoine; Graves, Jane (free person of color);
Isaac (slave); Laura (mulatto slave); Louis
(mulatto man); Lucy (slave); Mary Elizabeth
(mulatto slave); Mayfield, James L.; Thomas
(mulatto slave); Victoria (mulatto slave); William
(mulatto slave)
158 State Slavery Statutes
LA-1848.12
Contains:
4• An Act providing for the disposal of such
slaves as are or may be born in the
Penitentiary, the issue of convicts, [pp. 3-4]
14• An Act for the relief of J.H. Hand, keeper
of the parish prison of West Feliciana, [pp.
8-9]
37• An Act for the relief of Louis Guilaume,
f.m.c, and of Auguste Goban, f.m.c,
veterans of eighteen hundred and fourteen
and eighteen hundred and fifteen, [p. 19]
41• An Act for the relief of Pierre Dupart and
Bellevue Aubin, f.m.c. [p. 23]
60• An Act to amend an act entitled "an act
to provide a revenue for the support of the
government of the State," approved on the
third day of May, eighteen hundred and
forty-seven, [pp. 35-36, 40]
77• An Act to amend the nineteenth section
of the act, entitled "an act to re-incorporate
the city of Lafayette." [pp. 51-52]
79• An Act to provide for the sale of certain
runaway slaves now confined in the police
jail of the City of Lafayette, [p. 53]
88• An Act for the relief of Benjamin Bryan,
[p. 59]
95• An Act more effectually to prevent slaves
from obtaining spirituous and intoxicating
liquors without the consent of their masters,
[pp. 64-65]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Baton Rouge, LA;
Baton Rouge Parish. LA; Births; Free white
males; Hiring of slaves; Importation of slaves;
Imprisonment; Incorporation of cities and towns;
Lafayette, LA; Liquor laws; Pensions; Runa-
ways; Sales of slaves; Taxation; West Feliciana
Parish, LA; Aubin, Bellevue (free person of
color); Bryan, Benjamin; Dupart, Pierre (free
person of color); Goban, Auguste (free person of
color); Guillaume, Louis (free person of color);
Hand, John H.; Stephen (slave); Sylvia (slave);
William (slave)
LA-1850
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