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NC-1852 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
•>• Resolution in favor of George Little, [p.
844]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
negroes; Beaufort County, NC; Capital punish-
ment; Clinton, NC; Emancipation; Fish and
fishing; Free Negroes; Free persons of color;
Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road Co.;
Highways and roads; Imprisonment; Incorpora-
tion of cities and towns; Incorporation of
companies; Lincolnton, NC; Neuse River and
Snow Hill Plank Road Co.; Northampton
County, NC; Patrols; Police; Quarantine; Ra-
leigh, NC; Raleigh and Gaston Railroad;
Sampson County, NC; Taxation; Washington
and Tarborough Plank Road Co.; Whipping;
Beal, Jordon; Denning, Gordon; Langford,
James (slave); Laura (slave); Little, George; Lucy
(slave); Rufus (slave); Selph, John
NC-1854
Contains:
27• An Act concerning literary fund and
common schools, [pp. SO, 56, 62]
34• An Act to provide for the transmission to
the persons of color, now in the Republic of
Liberia, of the funds belonging to them in
Ulis Stete, [p. 66]
37• An Act concerning revenue, [pp. 71-72,
81-83, 97]
43• An Act to prevent the felling and putting
timbers in Haw River and the Great
Alamance River, in the county of Alamance.
[pp. 100-101]
44• An Act to prevent the felling of timber in
the Northeast River in Duplin County, [p.
101]
45• An Act to regulate the floating of timber
on the Ronoake River, [pp. 101-102]
46• An Act concerning salaries and fees. [pp.
102, 106, 110, 112, 114]
117• An Act further to prevent trading with
slaves, in the counties of Mecklenburg and
Northampton, [p. 117]
51• An Act to amend an act to defme the
duties and powers of turnpike and plankroad
companies, [pp. 117, 120-121]
108• An Act to emancipate Betty, a slave, [p.
89]
264 State Slavery Statutes
109:• An Act to emancipate Jerry, a slave,
[pp. 89-90]
110• An Act to emancipate John Good. [p.
90]
111• An Act to emancipate James G.
Hostler, a slave, [pp. 90-91]
112-^ A bill to emancipate Albert, a slave, the
property of John Hockody. [p. 91]
113• An Act to emancipate Louis, a slave, the
property of James Dunn. [pp. 91-92]
114• An Act to prevent the obstruction of the
passage of fish in the waters of South River
and Adams' Creek, [p. 92]
179• An Act to incorporate the Salem and
Clemmonsville Plankroad Company, [pp.
184, 187-188]
242• An Act to provide for the better
government of the town of Louisburg, in the
county of Franklin, [pp. 311, 314-316,
319-325]
247• An Act to incorporate the town of
Newton, in Catawba county, [pp. 343,
346-347]
248• An Act to empower the commissioners
of the town of Wilmington to establish
streets in said town and for other purposes,
[pp. 347, 356-357, 359-360]
255• An Act to incorporate the town of
Jefferson in the county of Ashe. [pp.
371-372]
286• An Act to amend the act incorporating
the town of Plymouth, [p. 397]
Descriptors: Alamance County, NC; Ashe Coun-
ty, NC; Burials; Catawba County, NC; Craven
County, NC; Cumberland County, NC; Duplin
County, NC; Education; Elections; Emancipa-
tion; Fees; Fish and fishing; Forests; Franklin
County, NC; Free Negroes; Free persons of
color; Free white males; Highways and roads;
Hiring of slaves; Imprisonment; Incorporation of
cities and towns; Incorporation of companies;
Jefferson, NC; Liberia; Louisburg, NC; Mecklen-
burg County, NC; Negroes; New Hanover
County, NC; Newton, NC; Northampton Coun-
ty, NC; Patrols; Persons of color; Plymouth, NC;
Police; Quarantine; Riots and disorders; Salem
and Clemmonsville Plankroad Co.; Sedition;
Servants; Taxation; Trading with slaves; Whip-
ping; Wilmington, NC; Albert (slave); Anderson,
James; Beebee, Betty (free person of color);