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MS-1827 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
92• An Act to amend several acts relative to
the Public Revenue, [p. 143]
Descriptors: Alabama; Apprentices; Elections;
Emancipation; Free white males; Green County,
MS; Hancock County, MS; Importation of
slaves; Incorporation of cities and towns
Inheritance; Liquor laws; Monticello, MS,
Mulattoes; Negroes; Patrols; Perry County, MS,
Personal debt; Servants; Taxation; Bill (person of
color); Morrison, Angus; Reed, Absolum; Reed,
Abraham; Reed, Alexander; Reed, Amos J.;
Smith, William
MS-1828
Contains:
11• An Act to authorize the county court of
Copiah county to levy a special tax and for
other purposes, [pp. 13-15]
12• An Act to emancipate Charles and Eve,
persons of color, [p. 15]
40• An Act for the emancipation of Mary, a
person of colour, and her three children, [pp.
46-47]
43• An Act for the relief of William Haden,
and others, [pp. 48-49]
45• An Act to permit John G. Creagh, as
guardian of Ann D. Howze and James A.
Howze, to remove their property into the
state of Alabama, [pp. 50-51]
58• An Act for the relief of William Parker,
a free man of color, [pp. 61-62]
64• An Act to incorporate the town of
Liberty, in the county of Amite. [pp. 68-71]
69• An Act to amend the several acts relative
to the public revenue, [p. 80]
82• An Act for the relief of John Brice, [p. 96]
88• An Act to prevent the damages which
may happen by the firing of woods, marshes
and prairies, [pp. 105-108]
Descriptors: Alabama; Amite County, MS; Ap-
prentices; Appropriations; Arson; Capital
crimes; Claibome County, MS; Copiah County,
MS; Courts; Covington County, MS; Emancipa-
tion; Forests; Green County, MS; Hancock
County, MS; Importation of slaves; Incorpora-
tion of cities and towns; Inheritance; Jones
County, MS; Liberty, MS; Liquor laws; Perry
County, MS; Runaways; Servants; Taxation;
Wayne County, MS; Whipping; Wilkinson
228 State Slavery Statutes
County, MS; Brice, John; Charles (person of
color); Gotten, Thomas; Creagh, John D.;
Daphne (negro child); Davis, Joseph E.; Eve
(person of color); George (negro); Haden,
William (free man of color); Hannibal (free man
of color); Henry (free negro); Howze, Ann D.;
Howze, James D.; Mary (negro); Miller, James
(free man of color); Parker, William (free man of
color); Richard (negro child); Suan, Peter (free
man of color); William (negro child)
MS-1829
Contains:
6• An Act for the emancipation of Samuel
Martin, a person of color, [pp. 8-9]
18• An Act to amend the ninety-seventh
section of the ninth Chapter of the Revised
Code. [pp. 15-17]
28• An Act for the emancipation of Hannah,
a person of colour, [p. 22]
44• An Act to amend an act for the
settlement and relief of the poor. [pp. 33-34]
46• An Act organizing a Board of Internal
Improvement, [pp. 36-39]
48• An Act respecting runaway slaves, [pp.
41-42]
64• An Act making appropriations to certain
persons therein named, [pp. 57-60]
80• An Act to amend an act entitled "an act
to reduce into one the several acts
concerning slaves, free negroes and mu-
lattoes," passed 18th June, 1822. [pp. 88-89]
82• An Act to incorporate the town of
Gallatin in Copiah county, [pp. 95-99]
Descriptors: Apprentices; Assault; Bridges and
ferries; Claibome County, MS; Copiah County,
MS; Courts; Emancipation; Free Negroes;
Gallatin, MS; Highways and roads; Imprison-
ment; Incorporation of cities and towns;
Inheritance; Liquor laws; Mulattoes; Negroes;
Patrols; Persons of color; Port Gibson, MS;
Poverty; Runaways; Servants; Street repair;
Whipping; Hannah (person of color); Martin,
Samuel (person of color); Ogden, Elias; Parker,
James P.; Thompson, John W.
MS-1830.1