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ALI 824 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
• An Act for the emancipation of slaves
George and Sarah, [p. 117]
• An Act to repeal part of an act, entitled, an
act to authorise Rebecca Fletcher to
emancipate a certain slave therein named,
passed Dec. 29, 1823. [p. 121]
• An Act to emancipate the mulatto girl
Margaret, a slave of James Johnston of
Mobile county, [p. 121]
• An Act to emancipate certain persons
therein named, [pp. 122-124]
• An Act to emancipate Gamaliel, a slave, [p.
124]
• An Act to authorise the emancipation of a
certain slave therein named, [p. 124]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
negroes; Bibb County, AL; Capital crimes;
Capital punishment; Centreville, AL; Courts;
Emancipation; Franklin County, AL; Free
Negroes; Free white males; Greene County, AL;
Importation of slaves; Imprisonment; Incorpora-
tion of cities and towns; Lawrence County, AL;
Marengo County, AL; Mississippi; Mobile, AL;
Mobile County, AL; Mulattoes; Patrols; Riots
and disorders; Sales of slaves; Taxation; Town
charters; Trials; Whipping; Amelia-Ann (black
woman); Barnard, Ulysses J.; Burton, John J.;
Carmelete (black woman); Celine (mulatto girl);
Ciriah (slave); Clarissa (slave); Colin, Augustine;
Ernest (black woman); Fagan, Peter; Fletcher,
Rebecca; Franchonette (black woman); Francis
(mulatto boy); Françoise (black woman); Freni-
er, Fermin; Frenier, John; Gamaliel (slave);
George (slave); Grayson, Abraham; Grayson,
Ambrose; Grayson, Benjamin; Grayson, Eli-
zabeth; Grayson, Fuller; Grayson, Mary; Gray-
son, Sarah; Holt, Stephen; Johnston, James;
Joshua (or Joshua Thermon, slave); Joumin,
Joseph; Kennedy, Mary Ann; Leones, Françoise
(slave); Margaret (mulatto girl); Margurete
(mulatto girl); Marian (black child); M'Broom,
William; Mileysertte (alias Millescent, mulatto
girl); Mitchell, Frank; Neely, Thomas; Patione
(slave); Poston, James (slave); Sarah (slave);
Spaniard, John (slave); Venus (black woman);
Wright, Thomas
AL-1825
Contains:
4 State Slavery Statutes
• An Act the more effectually to prevent
trading with Slaves, and for other purposes,
[p. 8]
• An Act to exempt Invalids from paying Poll
Tax. [p. 47]
• An Act for the relief of certain persons
therein referred to. [p. 77]
• An Act making appropriations for certain
claims against the State, [pp. 83, 85, 87]
• An Act allowing Jarrett Brandon a certain
sum of money, for expenses incurred in
apprehending Wm. Walker charged with
negro stealing, [p. 90]
• An Act to emancipate certain Slaves
therein mentioned, [pp. 96-97]
• An Act authorizing Jacob Johnson to
emancipate a certain slave therein named,
[p. 97]
• An Act for the emancipation of a negro
man, (slave) named Peter, [p. 97]
• An Act to authorize William R. Parker to
emancipate a certain slave therein named,
[p. 97-98]
• An Act for the relief of Thomas Hearne.
[P.99]
• An Act for the relief of Lewis Houser.
[p.99]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
negroes; Appropriations; Arrest; Assault; Autau-
ga County, AL; Capital punishment; Clarke
County, AL; Courts; Emancipation; Franklin
County, AL; Free persons of color; Madison
County, AL; Manumission; Mobile, AL; Mobile
County, AL; Montgomery County, AL; Murder;
Robbery and theft; Taxation; Trading with
slaves; Baudin, Harriet (alias Nannette); Berno-
dy, Registe; Black, Lewis T.; Brandon, Jarrett;
Catiche (woman of color); Dave (negro);
Dubroca, Benjamin; Dubrica, Hilaire; Dubroca,
Hugue; Dubroca, Maximilion; Heame, Thomas;
Houser, Lewis; Hubbard, David; John (negro);
Johnson, Jacob; Malone, Sarah; Marrs, John A.,
& Co.; Moses (slave); Nicholas, Silvan; Parker,
William R.; Peter (slave); Reed, Michael; Robin
(slave); Roundtree, Chesley B.; Seremise (slave);
Taylor, John (slave); Tracey (slave); Tucker,
Sophia (mulatto woman); Walker, William