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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes NC-1822
16• An Act to prevent negro slaves from
selling Spiritous Liquors, [p. 22]
31• An Act to emancipate Tillah Sears and
her two children, Patsey Sears and Polly
Sears, [p. 31]
47• An Act to regulate the inspection of
slaves and for other purposes, [pp. 40-41]
Descriptors: Courts; Emancipation; Free
Negroes; Inspectors of slaves; Liquor laws;
Mulattoes; Negro traders; New Hanover Coun-
ty, NC; Randolph County, NC; Taxation; Trials;
Wilmington, NC; Sears, Patsey (slaves); Sears,
Polly (slaves); Sears, Tillah (slaves)
NC-1819
Contains:
1• An Act to provide a Revenue for the
payment of the civil list and contingent
charges of government, for the year 1820.
[pp. 1, 6-7]
Descriptors: Negro traders; Taxation
NC-1820
Contains:
21• An Act to quiet the title of persons in
possession of Slaves, [p. 24]
39• An Act to provide for the payment of
costs when a Slave is convicted of a Capital
Crime, [p. 38]
Descriptors: Capital crimes; Capital punishment;
Gifts of slaves
NC-1821
Contains:
1• An Act to provide a revenue for the
payment of the civil list and contingent
charges of government for the year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-two.
[pp. 1, 6-8]
19• An Act directing the time and place of
sale of lands and slaves under execution,
[pp. 20-21]
28• An Act to repeal an act, passed in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
twenty, entitled "An Act to provide for the
payment of costs when a slave is convicted
of a capital crime." [p. 30]
43• An Act providing further punishment for
harboring or maintaining runaway slaves, [p.
40]
46• An Act to amend and explain the
forty-second section of an act, passed in the
year one thousand seven hundred and
seventy-seven, entitled "an act for establish-
ing Courts of Law, and for regulating the
proceedings therein." [pp. 41-42]
47• An Act concerning the town of Salisbury,
[pp. 56-57]
66• An act to amend an act, passed in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
eleven, entitled "an act directing how
patrollers shall in future be appointed in
Mecklenburg County, [p. 66]
Descriptors: Capital crimes; Courts; Enticement;
Harboring of slaves; Importation of slaves;
Imprisonment; Mecklenburg County, NC; Mu-
lattoes; Negroes; Patrols; Runaways; Sales of
slaves; Salisbury, NC; Taxation
NC-1822
Contains:
1• An Act to provide a revenue for the
payment of the civil list and contingent
charges of government, [pp. 3, 6-8]
6• An Act to prevent the destruction of
Oysters, and for other purposes, in this
State, [pp. 12-13]
8• An Act concerning Jails, [pp. 13-14]
14• An Act to repeal the fifth section of an
act, passed in the year 1821, entitled "an act
directing the time and place of sale of lands
and slaves under execution." [p. 17]
25• An Act directing the time and place of
selling lands and slaves under execution, [p.
24]
36• An Act to encourage the apprehension of
runaway slaves in the Great Dismal Swamp.
[pp. 28-29]
53• An Act making compensation to the
Jurors of the Superior and County Courts of
Moore, Carteret and Bertie, [p. 39]
108• An Act directing the manner of
appointing patrollers in the county of
Davidson, [pp. 62-63]
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