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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes SC-1797
Indians, Moors, or Mustezoes [sic], bound
for a term of years, from any of the United
States, by land or water, [pp. 34-35]
• Report of the Committee on Public
Accounts in the House of Representatives,
Dec. 13, 1794. [pp. 41-42]
Descriptors: Africa and Africans; Appropria-
tions; Arrest; Canals; Free Negroes; Importation
of slaves; Imprisonment; Insurrection; Mu-
lattoes; Negroes; Patrols; Persons of color;
Robbery and theft; Sales of slaves; Taxation;
West Indies; Whipping; Barnwell, John
SC-1795
Contains:
• An Act for raising Supplies for the Year
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Ninety-
Five, [pp. 3-4, 7]
• An Act to empower Commissioners,
therein named, to cut, sink, and keep in
repair, Drains, and Water Passages, in
Cawcaw Swamp, in Saint Paul's Parish, [pp.
22, 25-26]
• An Act for laying out certain Roads and
establishing certain Ferries, and for other
purposes therein mentioned, [pp. 49, 55, 59]
• Reports and Resolutions: December Ses-
sion, 1795. [pp. 1, 3, 6-7, 16-18, 23, 48, 50,
53-54, 60-61, 71-72, 75, 88]
Descriptors: Abbeville County, SC; Appropria-
tions; Arrest; Canals; Capital punishment;
Castration; Charleston, SC; Free Negroes;
Georgetown, SC; Highways and roads; Marl-
borough County, SC; Mulattoes; Murder;
Negroes; Robbery and theft; Taxation; Whip-
ping; Bell, Joseph; Bellamy, John; Ben (slave);
Coburn, Thomas; Ducker, Mathew; Evans,
Thomas; Hodges, James; Horlbeck, Peter;
Howell, William, Jr.; Izard, John; Rowell, David;
Seixas, Abraham; Thomas, Benjamin; Thomas,
Dempsey; Toby, John (black man); Trowell,
Joseph; Wardlaw, William; Welch, David;
Williams, Margaret
SC-1796
Contains:
• An Act for raising Supplies for the year one
thousand seven hundred and ninety-six. [pp.
61-64, 67]
• An Act to prohibit the Importation of
Negroes, until the first Day of January, one
thousand seven hundred and ninety-nine,
[p. 73]
• An Act to permit Miss Fenwick, and the
Hon. Robert Barnwell to have certain Negro
Slaves brought into this State, which they
heretofore sent into the State of Georgia,
and for other Purposes therein mentioned,
[pp. 74-76]
• An Act more effectually to prevent
Shopkeepers, Traders, and others, from
dealing with Slaves, having no Tickets from
their Owners, and for other Purposes therein
mentioned, [pp. 76-77]
• Reports and Resolutions: December Ses-
sion, 1796. [pp. 96, 98-101, 104, 113-114]
Descriptors: Abbeville County, SC; Africa and
Africans; Arson; Appropriations; Capital punish-
ment; Charleston, SC; Claremeont County, SC;
Fairfield County, SC; Free Negroes; George-
town, SC; Georgia; Importation of slaves;
Inquests; Mulattoes; Murder; Negroes; Robbery
and theft; Sales of slaves; Taxation; Trading with
slaves; Bacon, Thomas; Barnwell, Robert; Block-
er, Jacob; Bostwick, Jonathan; Fenwick, Selina;
Folk, William; Horan, John; McQueen, John;
Miles, Aquilla; Nelson, Ambrose; Pyeat, Peter;
Quilton, Archibald; Randolph (negro); Sanchez,
B.; Shubrick, Thomas; Tenah (negro girl); Tunno,
Adam; Wardlaw, Hugh
SC-1797
Contains:
• An Act to raise Supplies, and to make
Appropriations, for the Year one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-seven, [pp.
114-116, 118]
• An Act to permit John Butler to bring
certain Negroes into this State from the
State of North-Carolina; and to relieve John
James from the Pains and Penalties of an
Act prohibiting the Importation, or bringing
into this State, Negro Slaves, as far as the
same may respect three Negroes bought,
and sent into this State by him. [pp.
150-151]
• Reports and Resolutions: November and
December Session, 1797. [1 p.; pp. 136, 138,
141, 144, 148, 157]
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