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13• An Act to alter and amend an act entitled
"An act to reduce into one the several acts
concerning patrols," passed June 26th,
1823. [pp. 53-54]
18• An Act to repeal part of the twenty-first
section of the twenty-seventh chapter of the
Revised Code. [p. 56]
22• An Act making certain appropriations
therein named, and for other purposes, [pp.
58-61]
3• An Act to amend an act entitled "An act
for the incorporation of the town of
Vicksburg," and the several acts supplemen-
tal thereto, [pp. 86-87, 91-92, 94]
39• An Act to emancipate Indiana Osborne.
[pp. 169-170]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
negroes; Appropriations; Emancipation; Free
persons of color; Free white males; Hinds
County, MS; Incorporation of cities and towns;
Negro traders; Patrols; Sales of slaves; Taxation;
Vicksburg, MS; Warren County, MS; Gadbery,
W. B.; Osborne, Indiana (free white female);
Osborne, Samuel H.; Williamson, William C.
MS-1836
Contains:
• Resolutions relating to the "Abolitionists."
[pp. 101-103]
• An Act to incorporate the town of Franklin,
in the county of Holmes, and for other
purposes, [pp. 304-307]
• An Act to incorporate the town of
Coffeeville, in the county of Yallabusha. [pp.
309-311]
• An Act to incorporate the towns of Canton,
Madisonville, and Livingston, in the county
of Madison, and for other purposes, [pp.
319-322]
• An Act to incorporate the town of
Lexington, in the county of Holmes, [pp.
351-356]
• An Act to repeal the acts heretofore passed,
incorporating the town of Woodville, and to
define the boundaries and re-incorporate
said town. [pp. 357-372]
• An Act for the relief of Robert Steen,
assessor and collector of taxes for the county
of Rankin. [p. 415]
MS-1837.4
• An Act to allow Benjamin Laflore and his
wife and all their children, all the rights and
privileges of free white citizens of this state,
[p. 420]
Descriptors: Abolitionists and abolition societies;
Blue laws; Canton, MS; Coffeeville, MS;
Elections; Franklin, MS; Free Negroes; Free
white males; Hiring of slaves; Holmes County,
MS; Incorporation of cities and towns; Lexing-
ton, MS; Liquor laws; Livingston, MS; Madison
County, MS; Madisonville, MS; Mulattoes;
Negroes; Non-slaveholding states; Patrols; Ran-
kin County, MS; Slaveholding states; Taxation;
Trading with slaves; Unlawful assembly; Whip-
ping; Wilkinson County, MS; Woodville, MS;
Yallabusha County, MS; Steen, Robert
MS-1837.1
Contains:
• An Act to take the Census of the State of
Mississippi, for the year 1837. [pp. 8-12]
• An Act to incorporate the subscribers to the
Mississippi Union Bank. [pp. 34, 40-41, 57]
Descriptors: Banks and banking; Census; Incor-
poration of companies; Mississippi Union Bank;
Mortgages
MS-18 37.4
Contains:
• An Act to incorporate the town of
Aberdeen, in the county of Monroe, [pp.
205-213]
• An Act to incorporate the town of Sharon,
in the county of Madison, and for other
purposes, [pp. 293-296]
• An Act to incorporate the town of Camden,
in the county of Neshoba, and for other
purposes, [pp. 329-331]
• An Act to prohibit the introduction of
slaves into the State as merchandize, or for
sale. [pp. 343-345]
• An Act making certain appropriations
therein named, [pp. 355-362]
Descriptors: Aberdeen, MS; Appropriations; Ar-
rest; Camden, MS; Elections; Free white males;
Hiring of slaves; Importation of slaves; Incorpo-
ration of cities and towns; Liquor laws; Madison
County, MS; Monroe County, MS; Murder;
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