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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
Descriptors: Abolition of slavery; Adultery and
fornication; Apprentices; Appropriations; Ar-
rest; Assault; Bridges and ferries; Capital
punishment; Census; Civil War; Constitutional
amendments; Contracts; Courts; Enticement;
Federal-State relations; Firearms; Free Negroes;
Freedmen; Highways and roads; Hiring of
negroes; Hunting; Imprisonment; Liquor laws;
Marriage; Mulattoes; Railroads; Religious meet-
ings; Riots and disorders; State constitutions;
Taxation; Trials; Unlawful assembly; Vagrants
and vagrancy; Weapons; Jeffrey (freedman);
Moore, Alexander (servant); Reid, A. (free man
of color); Smith, Jerry (freedman); Yerger, E. M.;
Yerger, John K.
NC-1789
North Carolina
Contains:
26• An Act to enable Thomas Callender,
acting Executor of the last Will of Parker
Quince, late of New-Hanover County,
deceased, and the other Persons therein
named, to make Sale of certain Lands and
Tenements, Part of the residuary Estate of
the said Parker Quince, [pp. 18-19]
33• An Act to invest an indefeasible Right of
Inheritance in Charles, Alley and Prudence
Oggs, the surviving natural Children of John
Oggs, of the County of Pasquotank, of such
Property as was bequeathed to them and
their deceased Brother Jesse Oggs. [p. 23]
35• An Act to emancipate certain Negroes
therein mentioned, [pp. 23-24]
• An Act for establishing Courts of Law, and
for regulating the Proceedings therein, [pp.
40, 47]
Descriptors: Camden County, NC; Courts;
Emancipation; Fayetteville, NC; Halifax Coun-
ty, NC; Hyde County, NC; Inheritance; Manu-
mission; Mulattoes; Negroes; New Hanover
County, NC; Pasquotank County, NC; Sales of
slaves; Alderson, John; Alexander (mulatto);
Amelia (negro woman); Betty (negro woman);
Callender, Thomas; Chaponel, Mr.; Clinch,
NC-1791
Thomas (mulatto boy); Hester (slave); Knight,
Ephraim; Lovick, Thomas; Lucy (mulatto slave);
Newman, Thomas; Oggs, Alley; Oggs, Charles;
Oggs, Jesse; Oggs, John; Oggs, Prudence;
Quince, Parker; Quince, Richard; Quince,
Susanna; Quince, William S.; Richard (mulatto);
Sam (mulatto boy); Shaw, Robert
NC-1790
Contains:
18• An Act to repeal Part of the Second and
Fifth Sections of an Act of the General
Assembly, passed at Newbem, in the Year
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty-
four, entitled, An Act for raising a Revenue
for the Support of government, and to repeal
an Act, entitled, An Act to suppress
excessive Gaming; and also one other Act
passed at Fayetteville, in November, in the
Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Eighty-six, entitled, An Act to impose a
Duty on all Slaves brought into this State by
Land or Water, [p. 11]
34• An Act for vesting the property of certain
negroes in the heirs of Mark Newby. [p. 22]
Descriptors: Importation of slaves; Inheritance;
Perquimans County, NC; Taxation; Arrington,
Ezekiel; Newby, Mark
NC-1791
Contains:
4• An Act to amend an Act, entitled, An Act
to prevent Thefts and Robberies by Slaves,
free Negroes and Mulattoes, passed at
Tarborough in the Year one thousand seven
hundred and eighty-seven; and to amend an
Act, passed in the Year one thousand seven
hundred and seventy-four, entitled, An Act
to prevent the wilful and malicious killing of
Slaves, [pp. 716-717]
18• An Act for giving a further Time for
Probate and Registration of Bills of Sale for
Slaves and Marriage Settlements, [p. 724]
Descriptors: Blue laws; Boats and ships; Forgery;
Free Negroes; Harboring of slaves; Imprison-
ment; Mulattoes; Murder; Passes; Sales of slaves;
Trading with slaves
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