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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes MS-186 3
148• An Act to confer discretionary power
on the Board of Police of Pike County, in
relation to the Free Negroes of said County.
[p. 199]
152• An Act to provide for payment of costs
in prosecutions against slaves, [p. 201]
200• An Act to authorize C. F. Hamer to
manumit his servant, David Wooldridge. [p.
238]
213• An Act for the relief of certain free
persons of color, known as the Clark family,
and for other purposes, [p. 246] a
220• An Act entitled an act to amend an act
to amend and reduce into one the act
incorporating the city of Natchez, and the
several acts amendatory thereto, approved
March 1st, 1854. [p. 253]
239• An Act to be entitled an act making
certain appropriations therein named, [pp.
265-266]
252• An Act to amend article fifty eight,
section eleven, chapter thirty-three of the
Revised Code, entitled an act in relation to
slaves, free negroes and mulattoes. [p. 275]
264• An Act making certain appropriations
therein named, [pp. 283-285]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Canton, MS; Capi-
tal punishment; Copiah County, MS; Courts;
Free Negroes; Hinds County, MS; Incorporation
of cities and towns; Manumission; Mulattoes;
Murder; Natchez, MS; Patrols; Perry County,
MS; Pike County, MS; Plantation overseers;
Runaways; Sales of slaves; Street repair;
Taxation; Clark, Amy (free person of color);
Daniel, James; Fairchild, James B.; Hamer,
Charles F.; Jeffrey (boy); Jim (boy); Kennon,
Martha; Morrison, Allen J.; Morrison, Jesse W.;
Morrison, Sarah R.; Peter (boy); Price, Mrs.;
Reid, A. (free boy of color); Saunders, Margaret;
Taylor, James; Wooldridge, David (slave)
MS-1862
Contains:
3• An Act making certain appropriations
therein named, [pp. 72-73]
15• An Act to authorize the impressment of
slaves and other personal property for
military purposes, [pp. 81-86]
Descriptors: Jeffrey (negro); Appropriations;
Civil War; Confederate States; Defense; Impress-
ment of slaves
MS-1863
Contains:
• Table of Contents. Regular Session •
November, 1863. [p. 5]
6• An Act authorizing the Sheriffs of this
State to receive Confederate Treasury Notes
in payment of runaway slaves sold, and for
other purposes, [p. 111]
10• An Act for the relief of Tax-payers in
certain cases, and for other purposes, [pp.
123-124]
13• An Act to amend the impressment law of
this State, [pp. 126-127]
30• An Act to amend Article 32, Section 8,
of the Revised Code. [pp. 147-148]
37• An Act amendatory of the Revenue Laws
of this State, [pp. 153-155]
91• An Act to authorize Mrs. Maria E.
Waldington, Guardian of the minor children
of Douglass S. King, deceased, to sell slaves
belonging to her wards, and for other
purposes, [p. 202]
109• An Act to authorize the Board of Police
of Jackson county to employ the free
negroes of said county in certain cases, [pp.
210-211]
112• An Act to amend an act entitled "An
act to appropriate fines, forfeitures, licenses
and runaway slaves in the county of Jones,"
approved December the 4th, 1861. [p. 212]
114• An act to authorize Narcissa L.
Barksdale to emancipate her slave John. [p.
213]
116• An Act for the relief of D. H. Maury. [p.
215]
133• Joint Resolution requesting the Gover-
nor to do all things necessary to protect the
people from illegal impressments, [p. 226]
140• Joint Resolution in reference to the
President's order removing slaves, [pp.
229-230]
Descriptors: Arson; Capital punishment; Civil
War; Confederate States; Defense; Emancipa-
tion; Free Negroes; Free persons of color; Free
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