Nine Unknown, LA, 1837 August

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Edmond two slaves executed in said parish; to John Compton.
three hundred dbllars for negro S;+ephen executed in said
parish; to the legal representatives of Vincent TQ. Page
$300 for negro William executed in said parish, Sec, Se
BE IT FURTHE ENACTED, etc., That the plice jury of the
Parish of Rapides be and he is hereby authorised to impose
a tax on the slaves in said parish to make such further
compensation to (the same as named above) as to.him may..
seem gust and proper for the slaves owned by them and exe-
cuted in the parish for being concerned in an insurrection}
LOUISIANA SESSION LAWS, March 12, 1838, Agte 115, Unit 1,

page ile

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Mrabeheer- Te VLG CL Oe os

sée! pp 88-90 RAPIDES PARISH HISTORY by Whit-
tington, LA. - BOOK * MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.

Edmond two slaves executed in said parish; to John Compton.
three hundred dbllars for negro S;ephen executed in said
parish; to the legal representatives of Vincent TQ. Page
$300 for negro William executed in said parish. Sec. Sp

BE IT FURTHE ENACTED, etc., That the plice jury of the
Parish of Rapides be and he is hereby authorised to impose
a tax on the slaves in said parish to make such further
compensation to (the same as named above) as to.him may.
seem Just and proper for the slaves owned by them and exe-
cuted in the parish for being concerned in an insurrection}
LOUISIANA SESSION LAWS, March 12, 1838, A,te 115, Unit 1,
Pare Wigan ite Ge, oS Is >
Af fd hate LOT VITL Oe es
Sée’ pp 88-90 RAPIDES PARISH HISTORY by Whit-
tington, LA. - BOOK * MAGAZINE EXCERPTS.

Edmond two slaves executed in said parish; to John Compton:
three hundred dillars for negro Stephen executed in said

seem just and proper for the slaves owned by them and exe=
cuted in the parish for being concerned in an insurrection{|
LOUISIANA SESSION LAWS, March 12, 1838, Agte 115, Unit 1,

page U8. 2 ? ie

a ee. /

h ce Fé <rie <
wibahete Ka~ We ~ Soe,
¥ée' pp 88-90 RAP PARISH HISTOR by Whit-
zton, LA. - B STs

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| 9 SLAVES and 3 FREEDMEN

Nine slaves and t. ee freedmen were hanged in Rapides
Parish, .La., on @ugust 10 and 12, 1837; for insurrection,
See excerpt from LOUISIANA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY, Vol, XVI,
NGer tig Och. 5 9335 Pp 36-638, .Filed in blue Louisiana
binders 1) ph aballyal (04/2 (See WS)

".,e9eCe 2e BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, etc, That the following
sums shall be paid to Samuel Oakford, John Petiray, Carter
Beamen, John Compton and the legal representatives of Vin-
cent Tapp Page, on their own warrant out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to wit: to Sgmuel
Oakford the sum of six hundred dollars for slaves Jim and
Henry executed in the parish of R,pides; to John Pitway
the sum of three hundred dollars for Joe executed in said
Parishs; to Carter Beaman six hundred dollars for Sam and

9 SLAVES and 3 FREEDMEN

Nine slaves and three freedmen were hanged in Rapides
Parish, .La., on @ugust 10 and 12, 1837} for insurrection,
See excerpt from LOUISIANA HISTORLCAL QUARTERLY, Vol, XVI,
Nos lin Oche pal 39, i. 4 .Filed in blue Louisiana

binders /) pf aba yloat LO¥L2 (See WS)

"..eSeCe 2e BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, etc, That the following
sums shall be paid to Samuel Oakford, John Petiray, Carter
Beamen, John Compton and the legal representatives of Vin-
cent Tapp Page, on their own warrant out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to wit: to Samuel
Oakford the sum of six hundred dollars for slaves Jim and
Henry executed in the parish of Rpidess; to John Pitway
the sum of three hundred dollars for Joe executed in said
Parish; to Carter Beaman six hundred dollars for Sam and

9 SLAVES and 3 FREEDMEN

Nine slaves a three freedmen were hanged in Rapides
1837} for insurrection,

Parish, La., on @ugust 10 and 12,
See excerpt aD ie TORICAL CUARTERLY, Vol. XVI,
ie ly Ock., 1933, pp Filed in blue Louisiana

ebebal fia? O03 Ce WE,

",..Sec, 2. HE I? FURTHER ENACTED, etc, That the following
sums shall be paid to Samuel Oakford, John Petiray, Carter
Beamen, John Compton and the legal representatives of Vin-
cent Tapp Page, on their own warrant out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to wit: to Samuel
Oakford the sum of six hundred dollars for slaves Jim and
Henry executed in the parish of R,pides; to John Pitway
the sum of three hundred dollars for Joe executed in said
Parish; to Carter Beaman six hundred dollars for Sam and

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