Volume 6
Private Law 22–V
for the relief of Eugene Borell.
Approved January 14, 1833
Statutory text
An Act
for the relief of Eugene Borell.
Be it enacted, &c.,
That Eugene Borell be, and he is, confirmed in his claim to six hundred and forty acres of land, in virtue of actual
Land claim confirmed.
settlement and cultivation, before and ever since the twentieth day of December, one thousand eight hundred and three; which tract of land is situated in the county of Attakapas, in the state of Louisiana, at a place called Sheepeek, and lying upon the west side of the Bayou “Cypre-mort,” it being the part of a twenty-four acre tract, fronting on said Bayou, by forty back, bounded northwardly by lands of the heirs of Joseph Sorell, eastwardly by the said Bayou “Cypre-mort,” southwardly by other lands of the heirs of said Joseph Sorell, and westwardly at the depth of forty arpents, by public lands: Provided, That this act shall
Proviso.
extend only to a relinquishment of the title of the United States, and shall not prejudice the rights of third persons.
Approved, .