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M S-1859 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
South Carolina; Southern Pacific Rail Road;
State conventions; Tallahatchie County, MS;
Taxation; Tishomingo County, MS; Town
charters; Trials; Tunica County, MS; Vicksburg,
MS; Voluntary enslavement; Warren County,
MS; Washington County, MS; Whipping; Wil-
kinson County, MS; Yalobusha County, MS;
Yazoo City, MS; Anthony (slave); Ayers, F. G.;
Ball, Atherald; Broughton, Thomas W.; Charles
(servant); Cherry, Mrs.; Crenshaw, Thomas (free
man of color); Farr, C. T.; Green (slave); Guinea,
Thomas; Hendrick, Isaac (free man of color);
Holly, Christopher (free person of African
blood); Jack (slave); Jacobs, Matilda (free person
of African blood); Jacobs, Sarah C. (free person
of African blood); Jacobs, William H. H. (free
person of African blood); Jacobs, Zachariah Y.
(free person of African blood); Jeffries (boy);
Kenner, Martha; Mataw, Ann (free woman of
color); McCarroll, J. R.; Nelson (slave); Peter
(boy); Purdom, Elizabeth G.; Ralph (slave); Reed
(free boy of color); Summers, John; Swann,
Thomas T.; Taylor, H.; Taylor, W. S.; Wall,
James (free man of color); Webster, William (free
man of color); Williams, Daniel; Wingo, Asa R.
MS-1860
Contains:
I• An Act to provide for a Convention of the
people of the State of Mississippi, [pp.
31-33]
10• An Act making certain appropriations
therein named, [pp. 41-42]
II• Resolutions providing for the appoint-
ment of Commissioners, etc. [p. 42]
13• Resolutions of the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi declaring secession to be
the proper remedy for the Southern States,
[pp. 43-45]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Federal-State rela-
tions; Fugitives; Insurrection; Non-slaveholding
states; Secession; Slaveholding states; State
conventions; Jeffrey (negro)
MS-1861.1
Contains:
12• An Act making certain appropriations
therein named, [pp. 37-38]
242 State Slavery Statutes
Descriptors: Appropriations; Isaac (free boy);
Jacob (servant)
MS-1861.7
Contains:
2• An Ordinance to amend the Constitution
of the State of Mississippi in several
particulars, [pp. 29-31]
15• An Act to make the Statute Laws of the
State applicable to the Confederate States,
[pp. 41-42]
18• An Act to control the funds arising from
the sale of runaway slaves in Hinds county,
[p. 43]
38• An Act to amend an act entitled "An act
in relation to Slaves, Free Negroes, and
Mulattoes." [p. 55]
47• An Act to amend an act entitled "An act
to regulate the Sale of Vinous and Spirituous
Liquors contained in Chapter 20 of the
Revised Code." [pp. 66-67]
48• An Act to punish tampering with Slaves
and otherwise amend the Criminal Laws of
this State, [pp. 67-68]
53• An Act making certain appropriations
therein named, [pp. 71-72]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Confederate States;
Free Negroes; Hinds County, MS; Imprison-
ment; Insurrection; Liquor laws; Mulattoes;
Runaways; Sales of slaves; State constitutions;
Jacob (servant)
MS-1861.11
Contains:
40• An Act in relation to Slaves, [p. 82]
99• An Act to invest the Probate Court of
Hinds County, with jurisdiction in the
matter of the last will and testament of Jesse
W. Morrison, [pp. 117-118]
101• An Act to amend an act entitled an act
to increase the fee for apprehending
runaway slaves in the counties of Tunica,
Coahoma, Bolivar, Washington and Is-
saquena. [p. 119]
129• An Act to amend an act entitled an act
to incorporate the Town of Canton, and to
repeal all former acts incorporating the
same, and all acts amendatory thereof, [pp.
138-141]