TÄTE IAVERY TATUTES - ProQuest

NC-1846 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
160• An Act to emancipate Samuel Macky,
a slave, [pp. 296-297]
161• An Act to emancipate Abel Payne and
his wife Patsey, slaves, [p. 297]
162• An Act authorizing John Malone, a free
man of color, to emancipate his wife and
son, upon certain conditions herein men-
tioned, [pp. 297-298]
197• An Act to prevent obstructions in the
waters of Town Creek, in Edgecomb county,
[pp. 326-327]
199• An Act for the. incorporation of the
town of Washington, [pp. 328, 331-332,
339-340, 343]
• Statement of the Nett Amount of the
different Branches of Revenue for the years
1845-6. [1 p.]
Descriptors: Alexander County, NC; Arrest; Ca-
nals; Courts; Cumberland County, NC; Dams;
Edgecomb County, NC; Emancipation; Fire-
arms; Free Negroes; Free persons of color; Great
Dismal Swamp, NC; Incorporation of cities and
towns; Negro traders; Pasquotank County, NC;
Persons of color; Police; Quarantine; Richmond
County, NC; Runaways; Sales of slaves; Taxa-
tion; Wake County, NC; Washington, NC;
Weapons; Whipping; Carman, Joshua; Macky,
Samuel (slave); Malone, Cherry (slave); Malone,
Edmund (slave); Malone, John (free man of
color); Payne, Abel (slave); Payne, Patsey
(slave); Pearson, John S.
NC-1848
Contains:
35• An Act explanatory of the act passed in
1779, Revised Statutes, chapter 34, section
10th, entitled "An Act concerning crimes
and punishments." [pp. 80-81]
36• An Act more effectually to suppress the
traffic with slaves, and amendatory of the
75th section of the 34th chapter of the
Revised Statutes, entitled "Crimes and
Punishments." [pp. 81-82]
39• An Act making it the duty of Sheriffs and
other officers, making sale of land and slaves
to prepare and execute deeds for the same,
[p. 87]
73• An Act to amend the 3rd section of the
86th chapter Revised Statutes, concerning
patrol, [p. 124]
262 State Slavery Statutes
77 • An Act to increase the Revenue of the
State, [pp. 129-130, 134]
81• An Act to amend an act, passed at the
last session of the General Assembly,
entitled "An Act to increase the public
revenue." [pp. 137-138]
93• An Act to amend an Act, passed at the
last session of the General Assembly,
entitled "An Act to provide for the
apprehension of runaway Slaves in the
Great Dismal Swamp, and for other
purposes," and to extend the provisions
thereof, [pp. 213-215]
• Resolutions respecting Slavery in the
Territories, [pp. 237-239]
144• An Act to prevent fishing near the
mouth of Raymond's Creek, in the county of
Camden. [pp. 292-293]
146• An Act to amend and consolidate the
several acts now in force, relating to fishing
with seines and nets in Tar and Pamlico
Rivers, [pp. 294-295]
220• An Act to amend an act to incorporate
the Hickory Nut Turnpike Company,
passed at the session of the General
Assembly of 1840-41. [p. 391]
227• An Act to extend the corporate limits of
the Town of Warrenton. [pp. 404-405,
409-410]
246• An Act for the incorporation of the
town of Salisbury, [pp. 443, 447.449,
452-453, 456-457, 460-461]
• Statement A: Statement of the nett [sic]
amount of the different Branches of
Revenue for the years 1847-8. [3 p.]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
negroes; Arrest; Camden County, NC; Capital
punishment; Courts; Deeds and conveyances;
Federal-State relations; Fish and fishing; Free
Negroes; Free persons of color; Great Dismal
Swamp, NC; Hickory Nut Turnpike Co.;
Highways and roads; Imprisonment; Incorpora-
tion of cities and towns; Incorporation of
companies; Missouri Compromise; Negro trad-
ers; Patrols; Police; Quarantine; Riots and
disorders; Runaways; Sales of slaves; Salisbury,
NC; Street repair; Taxation; Territories; Trading
with slaves; Warrenton, NC; Whipping