It is understood to have been a shoal or elevation of the bottom of the river adjacent to the bank of the suburbs of St. Mary, produced by the successive depositions of mud during the annual inundations of the river.
Thomas Jefferson: “It is understood to have been a shoal or elevation of the bottom of the river adjacent to the bank of the suburbs of St.…”
On the recordMarch 6, 1808
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Special Message to Congress on New Orleans
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