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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
121• An Act to provide for the government
of the city of Baton Rouge and the
administration of the affairs thereof, [pp.
90-91, 95]
155• An Act for the relief of Louis Escott,
free man of color, [pp. 126-127]
164• An Act to amend an Act entitled "an
Act to consolidate the city of New Orleans
and to provide for the government of the
city of New Orleans and the administration
of the affairs thereof, [pp. 136-137, 146,
148-151, 167]
173• An Act to equalize the rate of Taxation
on Slaves, [p. 180]
180• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Natchitoches and to accord certain privi-
leges thereto, [pp. 185, 191-192]
198• An Act making appropriations for the
General Expenses of the State for the fiscal
year ending thirty-first of March, eighteen
hundred and fifty-seven, [pp. 209, 212, 215]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Baton Rouge, LA;
Constitution of U.S.; De Soto Parish, LA; East
Baton Rouge Parish, LA; Elections; Free white
males; Imprisonment; Incorporation of cities and
towns; Mansfield, LA; Natchitoches, LA; New
Orleans, LA; Pointe Coupée Parish, LA;
Taxation; Escott, Louis (free person of color);
French, C. R.; Glover, Henry (negro man);
Pierce, Franklin; Williams, William H.
LA-1857
Contains:
5• An Act to authorize Mrs. Marie Emma
Mille, a minor, wife of Doctor Alfred
Duperier, of the parish of Saint Martin, to
alienate, with the consent and assistance of
her husband, her immovables and slaves, or
her undivided interest in immovable proper-
ty and slaves, [pp. 5-6]
10• An Act to legalise and confirm an act of
sale made by George S. Walmsley and his
wife, Marie Arthemise Adié, of certain dotal
property to Lewis R. Walmsley and
Christopher L. Walmsley, all of the parish of
Natchitoches, which act was passed before
Frederick Williams, Notary Public in and
for the parish of Natchitoches, on the
twenty-fifth day of February, eighteen
hundred and fifty-six. [pp. 8-9]
LA-1857
12• An Act to authorize Marcelin Bordeion
of the parish of Avoyelles, to give by last will
or donation, inter vivos, to Celina Bordeion,
f.w.c, his property, [p. 10]
33• An Act to authorize Leonelle LeBlanc of
Donaldsenville, Louisiana, to ratify and
make good and valid, the sales of certain
slaves, [p. 24]
68• An Act for the relief of Alexander R.
Hendry of the parish of Catahoula. [p. 54]
69• An Act to prohibit the emancipation of
Slaves, [p. 55]
74• An Act for the relief of George H. Wells
of the city of New Orleans, [pp. 59-60]
86• An Act to amend the second, fourth,
fifth, eighth, fourteenth and sixteenth
sections of an Act entitled "an Act to
incorporate the town of Donaldsonville,"
approved April twenty-second, one thou-
sand eight hundred and forty-six, and to
repeal two Acts amending said sections,
approved March third, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-eight, and February
twenty-third, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-six. [pp. 67, 69-70]
141• An Act for the relief of Mrs. N.P. Hale,
[p. 132]
150• An Act to repeal the second section of
an Act entitled "An Act relative to Patrols,
approved March fifteenth, eighteen hundred
and fifty five," as far as the same is
applicable to the parishes of St. John the
Baptist, St. James, Caddo, De Soto, Sabine,
Natchitoches, St. Landry, Lafayette, Bossi-
er, Claiborne, Winn and Bienville. [pp.
137-138]
180• An Act making an appropriation for the
General Expenses of the State for the fiscal
year ending the thirty-first day of March,
eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, [pp. 167,
170, 172]
181• An Act providing for Runaway Slaves
and establishing a General Depot for the
same. [pp. 172-175]
187• An Act to prevent the buying from,
selling or giving to slaves without the
consent, in writing of their owner or
employer, [pp. 183-184]
209• An Act for the relief of Aspasic and
Caliche Boham, free women of color, [p.
202]
State Slavery Statutes 163