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NC-1806 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
96• An Act to authorise Richard Boyd, of the
County of Mecklenburg and State of
Virginia, to bring into this State a certain
number of Negroes, [p. 50]
Descriptors: Fraud; Gifte of slaves; Importation
of slaves; Taxation; Virginia; Alice (negro);
Bagett (negro); Boyd, Richard; Briols, Francis;
Charles (negro); Dada (negro); Hector (negro);
Lubin (negro); Matthias (negro); Morris (negro);
Moses (negro)
NC-1807
Contains:
7• An Act to raise a Revenue for the payment
of the Civil List and Contingent Charges of
Government for the year one thousand eight
hundred and eight, [pp. 5-6]
10• An Act to amend the Penal Laws, so far
as respects the trial of slaves charged with
capital offences, [p. 8]
75• An Act to authorise Bamet Beasley, of
the County of Warren, and John Ruther-
ford, to bring into this State certain Slaves
therein mentioned, [p. 31]
76• An Act to authorise Samuel Morgan, of
Nottoway County, and Commonwealth of
Virginia, to bring certain Slaves into this
State, [p. 31]
112• An Act to emancipate Fanny Nixon and
Henderson Nixon, of Perquimons County.
[P- 40]
• An Act declaring what Gifts of Slaves shall
be valid, [p. 41]
Descriptors: Capital crimes; Emancipation; Gifts
of slaves; Importation of slaves; New Hanover
County, NC; Perquimons County, NC; Person
County, NC; Taxation; Trials; Virginia; Warren
County, NC; Abley (slave); Baugh, William;
Beasley, Bamet; Morgan, Samuel; Nixon, Fanny
(free person of color); Nixon, George N. (man of
color); Nixon, Henderson (free person of color);
Rutherford, John; Sam (slave)
NC-1808
Contains:
119• An Act to emancipate Joseph Black well
of the County of Brunswick, [p. 40]
250 State Slavery Statutes
120• An Act to emancipate Charlotte Greene
and Leon Greene of Chowan County, [p. 40]
Descriptors: Brunswick County, NC; Chowan
County, NC; Emancipation; Manumission;
Blackwell, Joseph (free person); Cabarrus,
Angus; Greene, Charlotte (free negro); Greene,
Leon (free negro); M'Allister, Blackwell (free
person); Rose (free woman of color)
NC-1809
Contains:
27• An Act to alter so much of the 29th
section of an act passed in the year 1741, as
requires the publication of Runaway
Negroes at certain places, [p. 12]
41• An Act to prevent any person or persons
from working seines, or skimming with nets,
in Neuse River, on Sundays and Sunday
nights, from the fifteenth day of January to
the twenty-fifth day of April, in each and
every year. [p. 17]
131• An Act to confirm the claims to
freedom of Kitty, the wife of John
Carruthers Stanly and of Eunice Carruthers
Stanly, Kitty Green Stanly and Alexander
Stewart Stanly. [p. 41]
132• An Act to emancipate and set free
certain Negroes, formerly the property of
Alexander Worke, late of Iredell county, [p.
41]
133• An Act to confirm the claims to
freedom of George, a man of colour,
agreeable to the petition of Wm. Bell, of
Randolph county, [p. 41]
134• An Act to emancipate Ben, a man of
colour of Hertford county, [p. 41]
135• An Act to emancipate David, the
property of Thomas Trotter of Washington
county, [p. 41]
Descriptors: Blue laws; Craven County, NC;
Emancipation; Fish and fishing; Hertford Coun-
ty, NC; Iredell County, NC; Randolph County,
NC; Runaways; Washington County, NC;
Whipping; Bell, William; Big Peg (negro);
Copeland, Ben (free person of color); Copeland,
Eli; Granny Nan (negro); Harry (negro); Kitty
(slave); Ned (negro); Old Bet (negro); Old
Hannah (negro); Peter (negro); Sail (negro);
Sayrs, George (free person of color); Sayrs,