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| Abstract : December 11, 1731. New Orleans. Salmon to the minister. Asks for approval of marriage of his daughter to De Mariol, naval ensign. 3 pp. AC., C 13, 13:126. |
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| Abstract : May 14, 1732. New Orleans. Salmon to the minister. Discussion on raising money for brides and highways by a tax on Negroes. 1p. AC., C 13, 15: 125, (Miss.) |
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| Abstract : July 17, 1732. New Orleans. Salmon to the minister. Illinois post; threatening manner of Illinois Indians; St. Ange, commander; marriages with squaws; soil; garrison; English danger. 5 pp. AC., C 13, 15: 166. |
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| Abstract : August 23, 1732. Petit Goave. Du Clos to the minister. Regarding his debt contracted with Mme. St. Sulpice in 1712, before going to Louisiana; the minister urges payment. 5 pp. AC., C 9, 35:n.p. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : July 25, 1732. New Orleans. Périer to the minister. Destruction of Fox Indians; Illinois Indians, murder Father Mercier, and [destruction of] French herds; squaw wives; Chickasaw-Choctaw war and English aid; Natchez attack at Pointe Coupée. 6 pp. AC., C 13, 14:68. (Miss.) |
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| Abstract : October 27, 1727. Paris. Council of the Indies to Périer and La Chaise. Tobacco and indigo culture, shipment, and prices; distribution and desertion of Negroes; boats; construction of churches at various posts; Capuchin-Jesuit affairs; Beaubois requests indemnity for losses in wreck on the Mississippi; schools; hospitals; ammunition; Diron\'s request for favors; bills of exchange, silver and copper money; death of Rouzault, storekeeper; passports and free passage to Louisiana for workmen\'s wives; floods damage Fort Chartres; Fort Orleans, Dauphin Island, and Biloxi abandoned; Vincennes commands on the Wabash, Desliettes and St. Ange in Illinois; hostility of Foxes; lumber; police; overseer of domestic animals; Swiss companies; garrisons at posts. Copy of reply, March 30, 1728, q.v., in the margin. 75 pp. AC., C 13, 11:66. (Miss.) |
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| Abstract : November 2, 1727. New Orleans. Périer and La Chaise to Council of the Indies. Movement of company\'s ships; Negroes; merchandise needed for the Indian, Spanish, and domestic trade; domestic animals from Florida; accountants; Lassus, surveyor; Grandcamp-Louboey scandal; Chevalier de St. George a public charge; Ursuline question sent to Mornay for settlement; copper money and treasury notes; Broutin\'s appointment over Deverges and Devi; hemp; apothecary Damaron; coal, fruit trees, almanacs, drums harness, and clothing for Negroes needed; bakery; workhouse for women. 4 pp. AC., C 13, 10:184. (Miss.) |
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| Abstract : May 10, 1710. Marly. Minister to Artaguette. Price of land; approval of Le Roux\'s voyage; settlement on Lake Pontchartrain; Argoud\'s return to France; fortifications at Fort Massacre; Marie Grisot\'s trouble with Bienville; land grant of Marie Morienne, wife of Jean Baptiste Juchereau; Indian affairs; discipline for coureurs de bois; women settlers; construction of storehouse and mill at Mobile; Negro slaves; Pensacola-Mobile boundary; tin mines on the Missouri; domestic animals from Havana; tobacco at Mobile; La Salle\'s account against Iberville and Bienville. 16 pp. AC., B 32:41. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : May 10, 1710. Marly. Minister to Bienville. Food bought and sold at Pensacola; English encroachments; Pensacola-Mobile boundary; the Renommée\'s cargo of foods and munitons; Indian affairs; Le Roux\'s voyage to Cap Français for powder; fortification of Ile Massacre; La Vente\'s conduct; conduct of coureurs de bois among Indians; Bienville\'s treatment of Marie Grisot, midwife; exchange of Indian captives for Negro slaves; official appointments. 9 pp. AC., B 32:36. (LC.) |
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| Abstract : August 27, 1701. Royal instructions for Iberville. Pensacola; importance of forts at Mobile and Biloxi, etc.; Indian policy and trade; commerce, food and domestic animals from Santo Domingo for Louisiana; Le Sueur; religious policy toward French and English from Carolina; Sagean\'s report to be verified; marriages with Indians permitted; munitions; plantations, mines, etc. 16 pp. AM., B 2, 152:156. |
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