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Abstract : October 9, 1731. Marly. Minister to Rasteau. The St. Paul sailed September 19; discusses return cargo; subsidies; flour for Louisiana on the Somme; he cannot grant freight, but can provide troops at 70 livres for each passage, for a second vessel to Louisiana. 1 p. AC., B 55: 216.

Abstract : November 27, 1731. Marly. Minister to Beauharnais [Beauharnois]. Bad weather delays loading of the Somme; Rasteau asks for his bonus in flour carried on the St. Pau; Mme. Canton and son to go to Louisiana on the Somme. 1 pp. AC., B 55:233.

Abstract : February 19, 1732. Marly. Decree of council, extending for a year permission to merchants to buy beef in Ireland for the Islands and American colonies. AC., A 25:187; BMM., MS.73, vol.35:75.

Abstract : August 19, 1732. Marly. Minister to Bourgine. Contract with Beauharnais [Beauharnois] for the Ste. Anne approved; her cargo, freight on flour, passenger rates on officers. 1 p. AC., B 56:260.

Abstract : August 26, 1732. Marly. Minister to Salmon. Shipments of flour, clothing, lead, and guns for Louisiana troops; Du Breuil, a proposition for building bridges of brick, at New Orleans; remarks on D\'Artaguiette, St. Ange, St. Julien, Coulange, and Grandpre; pay of D\'Hauterive, Merveilleux, and Montchervaux. 3 pp. AC., B 57:793. (LC.)

Abstract : September 1, 1732. Marly. Warrant for payment of freight on flour shipped to Louisiana.. (Minute.) 1 p. AC., F 1, 30:219.

Abstract : September 2, 1732. Marly. Decree of Company of the Indies, regarding merchandise and advances made to Louisiana; Negroes, plantations, food, and other property ceded to the king. AC., A 2, no. 8.

Abstract : September 2, 1732. Marly. Minister to Dionis. Expresses displeasure over the delay in delivery of guns, tools, and cutlery for Louisiana. Equipment and departure of vessels for that colony. 1 p. AC., B 56:100.

Abstract : September 2, 1732. Marly. Minister to Meschin. Instructions respecting salt for Louisiana. 1 p. AC., B 56:264.

Abstract : September 2, 1732. Marly. Royal memoir to serve as instructions to Bienville as governor of Louisiana. Reasons for making him governor; religion, missionaries, Jesuits and Capuchins; Ursuline convent, at New Orleans, nun\'s hospital and school; administration of justice; history, composition, and jurisdiction of the superior council; power of the governor; police; care of Negroes; marriage to be encouraged; legal ages; sugar industry; growth of indigo, rice, wheat, cotton, hemp, and flax; tobacco, its price and market; pitch and tar; commerce of colony with French merchants, French Islands, Pensacola, and other Spanish colonies; military affairs, Swiss and French troops with equipment, militia, artillery, and fortifications; Indian affairs, Natchez, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Illinois, and others. 22 pp. AC., B 57:796. (LC.)

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