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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes MD-1823
115• A further supplement to an act, entitled,
An Act to prevent ' the inconveniences
arising from slaves being permitted to act as
free. [pp. 72-73]
120• An Act authorising John Cole, of
Frederick county, to remove his negro slave
"James," from the state of Virginia into this
state, [p. 75]
135• An Act for the relief of Stephen Bryan,
of St. Mary's county, [pp. 84-85]
142• An Act for the benefit of Colonel Roger
Jones, of the United States' Army. [pp.
87-88]
145• An Act for the benefit of Elizabeth A.
Lowndes of Prince George's County, [p. 88]
152• A supplement to the act, entitled, An
Act authorising Henry Vernon Somerville
to remove certain negroes into the state of
Maryland, [p. 91]
160• An Act to authorize John Spear Smith
of the city of Baltimore, to import certain
slaves into this state, [pp. 97-98]
161• An Act in favour of Robert Wright,
Senr. of Queen Ann's County, [p. 98]
173• An Act in favour of William Wright of
Queen Ann's county, [p. 110]
174• An Act for the relief of Nathaniel
Boggs. [pp. 110-111]
185• An Act for the relief of negro Priss, of
Harford county, [pp. 116-117]
190• An Act for the relief of Benjamin Day,
of Prince George's county, [p. 118]
210• An Act to authorise Addison Belt of
Montgomery county, to import certain
slaves into this state, [p. 129]
Descriptors: Adultery and fornication; Anne
Arundel County, MD; Arrest; Baltimore, MD
Baltimore County, MD; Calvert County, MD;
Caroline County, MD; Cecil County, MD;
Charles County, MD; Delaware; Elkton, MD;
Frederick County, MD; Free Negroes; Harford
County, MD; Highways and roads; Hills-
borough, MD; Hiring of slaves; Importation of
slaves; Imprisonment; Inheritance; Loudoun
County, VA; Louisiana; Manumission; Mont-
gomery County, MD; Mulattoes; Negroes;
Patrols; Personal debt; Persons of color; Prince
George's County, MD; Queen Anne's County,
MD; Riots and disorders; Sales of slaves;
Searches and seizures; Somerset County, MD;
St. Mary's County, MD; Talbot County, MD;
Tennessee; Unlawful assembly; Virginia; Abba
(slave); Adam (negro boy); Adam (slave); Albert
(negro); Ann (free person of color); Appy (slave);
Barney (slave); Belt, Addison; Betsey (negro);
Bibey (slave); Billy (slave); Boggs, Nathaniel
(free mulatto); Bryan, Stephen (free man of
color); Ceaser (slave); Charles (slave); Charlotte
(slave); Cilia (slave); Clarissa (negro); Cole,
John; Daphney (slave); David (negro); Dey,
Benjamin; Dick (negro); Dickey (slave); Edward
(negro); Eliza (slave); Elizabeth (free person of
color); Elizabeth (negro); Emaline (negro);
Esther (negro girl); Fanny (slave); Frisby
(negro); George (slave); Grig (negro); Harriet
(negro); Harriet (slave); Harriott (slave); Harry
(negro); Harry (slave); Henny (slave); Henry
(slave); Hester (slave); Hetty (slave); Hopey
(slave); Hyland (negro); Isaac (slave); James
(slave); Jenny (slave); Jeremiah (negro man);
Jesse (slave); Jessey (slave); Jim (slave); Jinkins,
William; John (slave); Jones, Roger; Keech,
Alexander; Knight, William; Lewis (negro lad);
Lewis (slave); Lowndes, Elizabeth; Lucy (free
person of color); Lucy (negro); Lucy (slave);
Lydia (slave); Lygo (slave); Maria (negro); Mary
(slave); Michael (negro); Nan (slave); Nancy
(negro girl); Nancy (slave); Nanny (slave); Nat
(slave); Nelly (negro); Nicholas (slave); Ni-
cholas, Wilson Carey; Orson (slave); Penington,
Hyland B.; Peter (slave); Phill (slave); Polly (free
person of color); Priss (negro); Rennoe, William
F.; Rosey (slave); Rothwell, Ann; Rousby
(slave); Sabra (slave); Sally (slave); Samuel (free
person of color); Selina (slave); Seyms (negro);
Somerville, Henry Vernon; Smith, John Spear;
Stephen (negro); Thornton (negro man); Tom
(slave); Toney (slave); Weedon (negro boy);
Wilson (slave); Wright, Robert, Sr.; Wright,
William; Zac (slave)
MD-1823
Contains:
6• An Act to authorise Walker K. Armstead,
of Prince George's county, to remove negro
Cyrus into this state, [p. 5]
11• An Act to authorise the Levy Court of
Caroline County, to levy on the assessable
property of said County the sums of money
therein mentioned, [p. 8]
State Slavery Statutes 181