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ALI 834 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
75• An Act to incorporate the Mobile and
Cedar Point Rail Road Company, [pp.
81-88]
79• An Act to compensate Argyle Campbell
for prosecuting slaves in the county of
Lawrence, [p. 88]
97• An Act to revive an act entitled an act to
incorporate the town of Pike ville in the
county of Marion, approved January 12,
1827. [pp. 97-98]
135• An Act authorizing George P. Wright,
a free man of color, to keep a grist mill on
the west side of the Tombeckbee river, [p.
129]
154• An Act making compensation for
certain persons therein named, [pp. 144-
148]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Arson; Assault;
Bibb County, AL; Carrollton, AL; Chambers
County, AL; Chambersville, AL; Clarke County,
AL; Courts; Drugs and medicine; Free Negroes;
Free persons of color; Free white males;
Incorporation of cities and towns; Incorporation
of companies; La Fayette, AL; Lawrence
County, AL; Mobile and Cedar Point Rail Road
Co.; Mulattoes; Murder; Patrols; Pickens Coun-
ty, AL; Railroads; Robbery and theft; Servants;
Sumter County, AL; Taxation; Trading with
slaves; Unlawful assembly; Wilcox County, AL;
Acklin, William; Ann (slave); Bagby, A. P.;
Bethea, T. B.; Campbell, Argyle; Conthon,
Archibald; Davy (slave); Derry (slave); Glover,
B. N.; Hobbs, William; Isaac (slave); Jack (or
Freno, slave); Jane (slave); Joe (slave); John
(slave); Kenaday, Lewis; Lindsay, Matthew W.;
Nancy (slave); Newman (slave); Peter (slave);
Phillips, William S.; Quails, Samuel; Rice, Green
P.; Sam (negro); Smith, Ducan C; Smith, W. R.;
Tatom, John; Thomas (slave); Virgil (slave);
Wright, George P. (free man of color)
AL-1835
Contains:
11• An Act to regulate Patrol Detachments,
and to enforce the performance of Patrol
duty in this State, [pp. 21-23]
48• An Act to mitigate the severity of the
penal laws of Alabama, [pp. 50-51]
13• An Act for the relief of the legal
representatives of Jason Moye, deceased,
and for the relief of Mrs. Mary Sizemore. [p.
63]
10 State Slavery Statutes
82• An Act to emancipate a certain slave
therein named, [pp. 99-100]
107• An Act to authorize the Judge of the
county court of the county of Franklin, and
Commissioners of Roads and Revenue, to
allow compensation to certain persons
therein named, [p. 110]
118• An Act concerning Roads and public
highways in the counties of Mobile and
Baldwin, [pp. 115-117]
130• An Act for the compensation of Samuel
Brasure, [p. 129]
143• An Act to compensate the heirs of
Alexander Bright, deceased, [p. 145]
162• An Act making appropriations for
certain claims against the State, [pp.
153-157]
163• An Act for the relief of Edward Gantt.
[pp. 157-158]
• A Memorial of the General Assembly of the
State of Alabama to the General Assemblies
of the several States of the Union, [pp.
174-175]
• Joint Memorial to the Congress of the
United States, [pp. 177-179]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
negroes; Abolitionists and abolition societies;
Appropriations; Arson; Baldwin County, AL;
Capital punishment; Dallas County, AL; Eman-
cipation; Federal-State relations; Franklin Coun-
ty, AL; Free persons of color; Highways and
roads; 'Imprisonment; Mobile County, AL;
Montgomery County, AL; Murder; Patrols;
Perry County, AL; Robbery and theft; Servants;
Slaveholding states; Taxation; Tennessee; Trials;
Tuscaloosa County, AL; Whipping; Beene, Jesse;
Ben (slave); Booths, John P.; Brasure, Samuel;
Bright, Alexander; Brown, Thomas (free person
of color); Chandler, David; Charles (slave);
Clinton, R. S.; Davis, James; Delila (negro); Dick
(negro); Edmond (slave); Eliza (negro woman);
Erwin, John; Fambro, William W.; Fanny
(negro); Frizby (man of color); Gantt, Edward;
George (negro); George (slave); Gholson,
Harvey L.; Guy, Martin W.; Harry (negro);
Harry (slave); Holly, Hosea; Horace (slave);
Horris (negro); Isaac (slave); Jack (negro); Jacob
(slave); Jerry (slave); John (or Jim, slave);
Kennedy, Lewis; Lea, Henry C; Lige (slave);
Mariah (or Martha, slave); Marr, Nancy G.;
Martha (negro); Martitia (mulatto girl); Milly