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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes NC-1860
Bethel, Jerry (free person of color); Betty (slave);
Bishop, George; Carman, Joshua; Davis, S. A.;
DeRossett, Armand J., Jr.; Dunn, James; Dunn,
Louis (free person of color); Good, John (slave);
Hockody, Albert (free person of color); Hocko-
dy, John; Hostler, James G. (slave); Jerry (slave);
Louis (slave); Miller, Thomas C; Williams, H. B.;
Wright, Joshua G.; Wright, William A.
NC-1856
Contains:
26• An Act to extend the time for registration
of grants, deeds, and other conveyances, [p.
23]
28• An Act entitled "Revenue." [pp. 28-29,
33, 42, 44, 46, 61]
98• An Act to revise and consolidate the
charter of the city of Raleigh, [pp. 99,
106-108, 115-117, 119]
99• An Act for the better government and
regulation of the town of Gatesville in Gates
County, [pp. 119, 121, 123]
142• An Act to authorize Joshua Small and
his wife Polly, Robert and Elizabeth Small,
Anthony Copeland and Warren Boon, to
reside in the county of Northampton, for the
space of eighteen months, [p. 170]
Descriptors: Deeds and conveyances; Fées;
Gates County, NC; Gatesville, NC; Hospitals;
Liquor laws; Northampton County, NC; Patrols;
Persons of color; Raleigh, NC; Sales of slaves;
Taxation; Town charters; Unlawful assembly;
Wake County, NC; Boon, Warren (free person of
color); Copeland, Anthony (free person of color);
Small, Elizabeth (free person of color); Small,
Joshua (free person of color); Small, Polly (free
person of color); Small, Robert (free person of
color)
NC-1858
Contains:
25• An Act entitled Revenue, [pp. 28, 35, 38,
41, 49, 51, 64]
30• An Act providing for the hiring out of
free negroes in certain cases, [pp. 70-71]
31• An Act to prevent the sale of spirituous
liquors to free persons of color, [p. 71]
33• An Act to promote and encourage the
planting of oysters and clams, [pp. 77-78]
79• An Act to prevent the sale of intoxicating
liquors at or near Davidson College, and for
other purposes, [pp. 72-74]
197• An Act to extend the corporate limits of
the town of Newbern, in the county of
Craven, and for the better regulation of the
same. [pp. 252, 261, 264]
223• An Act to amend the charter of the
town of Salisbury, [pp. 302-303, 305]
231• An Act to incorporate the Tennessee
Valley Turnpike Company, [pp. 321-322,
326]
272• A bill for the relief of Emily Hooper of
Liberia, [p. 370]
Descriptors: Chapel Hill, NC; Craven County,
NC; Davidson College; Fish and fishing; Free
Negroes; Free persons of color; Highways and
roads; Hiring of slaves; Importation of slaves;
Incorporation of companies; Liberia; Liquor
laws; Newbern, NC; Patrols; Sales of slaves;
Salisbury, NC; Taxation; Tennessee Valley
Turnpike Co.; Town charters; Voluntary enslave-
ment; Whipping; Hooper, Emily (negro); Mal-
ien, Sallie
NC-1860
Contains:
13• An Act concerning courts of Oyer and
Terminer, [pp. 24-25]
17• An Act concerning a convention of the
people, [pp. 27-30]
19• An Act concerning common schools in
North Carolina, [pp. 31-35]
23• An Act to amend the 16th and 17th
sections of 34th Chapter Revised Code. [pp.
39-40]
31• An Act to extend the time for registering
grants, deeds and other conveyances, [pp.
61-62]
34• An Act to amend Chapter 107, Section
66, of the Revised Code, relating to free
negroes having arms. [p. 68]
35• An Act to change the rules of evidence
in indictments for trading with slaves, [p. 68]
36• An Act to prevent free negroes from
hiring or having the control of slaves, [p. 69]
State Slavery Statutes 265