The first was that of a man in Poydras, near the corner of Tehapitoulas.

The first was that of a man in Poydras, near the corner of Tehapitoulas.

[Footnote 12: Poydras vs. Mourrain, in Louisiana Reports, IX, 492.

In Louisiana an uprising on the plantation of Julien Poydras in Pointe Coupée Parish in 1796 brought the execution of a dozen or two negroes and sentences to prison of several whites convicted as their accomplices; and as late as 1811 an outbreak in St. Charles and St. James Parishes was traced in part to San Domingo slaves.

" The two friends rode to a corner, turned into Poydras Street, crossed Magazine and Tchoupitoulas and presently, out from among the echoing fronts of unlighted warehouses, issued upon the wide, white Levee.

This is the arrangement of the English primary school, which is kept in the Old Poydras House, Poydras-street, in the upper part of the city; and is called the Upper Primary School, to distinguish it from the French establishment, which is kept in the lower part of the city.

This is the arrangement of the English primary school, which is kept in the Old Poydras House, Poydras-street, in the upper part of the city; and is called the Upper Primary School, to distinguish it from the French establishment, which is kept in the lower part of the city.