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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes MS-1848
63• An Act to repeal an act to prohibit the
introduction of slaves into this State as a
merchandize, or for sale, approved May 13,
1837. [p. 234]
69• An Act to revive certain sections of the
revised code in relation to the introduction
of slaves into this State, [p. 243]
76• An Act to amend the laws now in force
in this State regulating proceedings against
slaves charged with grand larceny, and for
other purposes, [pp. 249-251]
77• An Act to incorporate and establish the
town of Yazoo City, and for revising and
repealing all laws and parts of laws
heretofore enacted on that subject, [pp.
252-253, 264-265, 270-271, 276]
148• An Act concerning the estate of
William B. Smith, deceased, late of Warren
county, [pp. 418-419]
170• An Act for the relief of the heirs of
Charles Perkins, [pp. 443-444]
174• An Act for the relief of Louisa Williams
and her children, [pp. 446-447]
248• An Act to authorize the removal of the
slaves of the estate of Thomas Hardeman, to
the State of Tennessee, [p. 507]
288• A Resolution inserting an amendment
in the Constitution of the State, [pp.
540-541]
Descriptors: Adams County, MS; Apprentices;
Appropriations; Capital punishment; Chickasaw
County, MS; Clarke County, MS; Courts;
Emancipation; Fees; Free Negroes; Free persons
of color; Hinds County, MS; Hiring of slaves;
Importation of slaves; Imprisonment; Incorpora-
tion of cities and towns; Inheritance; Levees;
Louisiana; Marriage; Mulattoes; Murder;
Negroes; Robbery and theft; Runaways; Sales of
slaves; Servants; State constitutions; Street
repair; Taxation; Tennessee; Warren County,
MS; Whipping; Yazoo City, MS; Parish, E. S.;
Hardeman, Thomas; Jackson, Thomas (man of
color); Lewis, J. M.; Marindy (slave); McCul-
lough, Robert; Middlebrooks, J. B.; Moody,
Charles W.; Morris, Christopher S.; Perkins,
Charles; Perkins, John; Perkins, Sarah; Pleasant
(slave); Rabom, John; Smith, Mildred M.; Smith,
William B.; Williams, Catharine (slave); Wil-
liams, Louisa (slave); Williams, Tyler Slave)
MS-1848
Contains:
1• An Act to extend the Railroad eastwardly
beyond Jackson, [pp. 55-58]
24• An Act making certain appropriations
- therein named, [pp. 113-124]
52• An Act to amend an act to secure to the
owners of Slaves executed by sentence of
law, compensation for the same, approved
16th February, 1846. [p. 161]
122• An Act to authorize Hugh R. Miller, of
Pontotoc county, to remove to Hardeman
county, Tennessee, certain property of his
wards, Mary V., Phillip D., Beverly M., and
John B. Lacey. [pp. 234-235]
131• An Act to amend the Road Laws for the
County of Monroe, [pp. 241-243]
152• An Act to provide for Leveeing the
Mississippi River, in the County of Tunica,
[pp. 271-279]
153• An Act for preserving and repairing
Levees in the counties of Washington, [pp.
279-283]
173• An Act to incorporate the Holly Springs
Rail-road Company, [pp. 321, 333-335]
290• An Act for the relief of Archibald
Milloy, of Covington county, [pp. 511-513]
293• An Act for the relief of Mary Mattauer,
a woman of color, the wife of Henry
Mattauer, a free man of color, [pp. 514-515]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Arrest; Capital pun-
ishment; Covington County, MS; Free Negroes;
Highways and roads; Hinds County, MS; Holly
Springs Rail-road Co.; Importation of slaves;
Imprisonment; Incorporation of companies;
Levees; Negroes; Panola County, MS; Pontotoc
County, MS; Railroads; Sales of slaves; Servants;
Taxation; Tennessee; Tunica County, MS;
Washington County, MS; Whipping; Ben (slave);
Billy (slave); Charlotte (slave); Edy (slave);
Henry (negro); Henry (slave); Jack (slave); Jerry
(slave);' Lacey, Beverly M.; Lacey, John B.;
Lacey, Mary V.; Lacey, Phillip D.; Mary (slave);
Mattauer, Henry (free man of color); Mattauer,
Mary (woman of color); Miller, Hugh R.; Miller,
Pitzer; Milloy, Archibald; Mullins, Pollard; Pitts,
Mr.; Ramsey, William; Sano (slave); Strange,
Mr.; Traylor, Mr.
State Slavery Statutes 235