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| Abstract : Jan. 9, 1755. Versailles. Minister to Ruis. Instructions regarding payment of freight on Campeachy wood from Louisiana on the Rhinocéros. 1p. AC., B 102:195. |
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| Abstract : Mar. 2, 1755. Versailles. Minister to Ruis. Freight charges on a shipment of Campeachy wood from Louisiana by Beltremieux. 1p. AC., B 102:202. |
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| Abstract : Apr. 16, 1756. New Orleans. D'Auberville to the minister. Sends bill of lading for the Messager; Beltremieux-D'Abbadie trouble over shipment of Campeachy wood on the Rhinocéros. 1p. AC., C 13, 39:213. |
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| Abstract : July, 1756. Abstract made for the king of the request by Kerlérec and D'Auberville concerning shipment of Campeachy wood on the Rhinocéros. 2pp. AC., C 13, 39:232. |
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| Abstract : Sept. 22, 1759. Versailles. Minister to Le Vasseur. Instructions regarding charges on freight arriving from Louisiana on the Fortune; Campeachy wood for Hebre de Saint-Clement, who desires free transportation; the case is not well established. 2pp. AC., B 110:547. |
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| Abstract : Oct. 29, 1759. Versailles. Minister to Du Teillay. Fixes freight on Campeachy wood at the same price that Hebre de Saint-Clement paid on the Fortune. 1p. AC., B 110:558. |
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| Abstract : Apr. 3, 1762. Versailles. Minister to Ruis. Freight on Campeachy wood brought from Louisiana on the Fortune as ballast. 1p. AC., B 115:509. |
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| Abstract : Sept. 9, 1767. Versailles. Minister to Ruis. The Aimable Angélique on her return from Louisiana was disabled and forced to end the journey at Martinique; the Campeachy wood on board was loaded as ballast on the royal vessel the Barbue; Beltremieux, the owner, asked for transportation free of charge, and it has been granted. 1p. AC., B 128:183. |
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| Abstract : [Oct. 12, 1802] 20 Vend., XI. Gen. Victor to the minister. Louisiana commerce with Spanish possessions; people desire Campeachy wood trade; asks whether Louisiana products may go to Spanish ports; duties. (Ext.) 2pp. AE., États-Unis, sup., 7:228. |
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| Abstract : Apr. 25, 1746. Versailles. Minister to Ricouart. Freight on shipments of lead and Campeachy wood from Louisiana; passage to that colony for workmen for Vaudreuil's plantation; also allows the latter a consignment of merchandise; instructions on munitions, merchandise, and. flour for Louisiana. 2pp. AC., B 84:317. |
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