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17• Account of the expenditure of the Fund
appropriated by the Legislature for the
transient poor of Georgetown district,
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• Claims Petition, December 5, 1822. [p. 79]
• Claims Petition, December 20, 1822. [p. 80]
• Claims Petition, December 3, 1822. [p. 85]
• Claims Petition, December 4, 1822. [p. 89]
• Report of the Committee on Internal
Improvement, December 21, 1822. [pp.
95-96, 100]
• Resolution of the Senate and the House of
Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, dated November 29, 1822. [p.
102]
• Fee Bill of South Carolina, Published in
obedience to a resolution of the Legislature,
December 17, 1822. [p. 129, 134]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Boats and ships;
Capital punishment; Charleston, SC; Fees; Free
Negroes; Free persons of color; Georgetown
District, SC; Guardians; Hiring of slaves;
Imprisonment; Insurrection; Mulattoes; Murder;
Negroes; Patrols; Persons of color; Santee, SC;
South Carolina College; Taxation; York District,
SC; Chick, Barwell; Cook, Daniel; Ford, Mrs.
George; George (slave); Glover, Sanders; Horry,
Mrs.; Jacko (servant); Martin, Elizabeth; Pea-
gler, Martin; Pencil, William; Peter (negro);
Peter (slave); Philips, Rebecca; Philips, Za-
chariah; Phill (negro man); Prioleau, John C;
Sams, Lewis R.; Scott, Matthew; Scott, Mr.;
Spencer (slave); Vinyard, John; Wilson, Mrs.;
Yates, Robert
SC-1823
Contains:
I• An Act to raise supplies for the year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-three,
[p. 2]
A• An Act concerning the Canals of this state,
and for protecting and maintaining the
same, and for other purposes therein
mentioned, [pp. 11-12, 18]
II• An Act to make appropriations for the
year one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-three, and for other purposes, [pp.
23, 27-29, 33-34]
SC-1823
15• An Act to establish certain roads, bridges
and ferries, [pp. 36, 46, 49-50]
18• An Act to regulate the performance of
patrol duty in Charleston neck. [pp. 52-57]
20• An Act the more effectually to prohibit
free negroes and persons of colour from
entering into this state, and for other
purposes, [pp. 59-63]
23• An Act to amend the act of the General
Assembly, entitled, "an act for the incorpo-
ration of Georgetown." [pp. 65-66]
26• An Act to authorize the emancipation of
a mulatto slave named William, belonging to
the estate of Thomas Brown, late of Fairfield
district, deceased, [pp. 67-68]
• Report of the Committee on Public
Buildings, December 20, 1823. [p. 86]
• Claims petition, dated November 29, 1823.
[p. 94]
• Claims petition, dated December 9, 1823.
[p. Ill]
• Claims petition, dated November 29, 1823.
[p. 113]
• Claims petition, dated December 19, 1823.
[pp. 114-115]
• Claims petition, dated December 2, 1823.
[p. 117]
• Claims petition, dated December 16, 1823.
[p. 119]
• Fee Bill of South-Carolina, Published in
obedience to a resolution of the Legislature,
December 20, 1823. [pp. 141, 145]
Descriptors: Abbeville District, SC; Appropria-
tions; Boats and ships; Canals; Capital punish-
ment; Charleston, SC; Charleston Neck, SC;
Emancipation; Fairfield District, SC; Fees; Free
Negroes; Free persons of color; Free white
males; Georgetown, SC; Immigration; Importa-
tion of slaves; Imprisonment; Inheritance;
Insurrection; Jacksonborough, SC; Liquor laws;
Mulattoes; Negroes; Patrols; Persons of color;
Rape; Robbery and theft; Servants; Taxation;
Weapons; Whipping; Boyd, James; Brown,
Thomas; Burriss, John; Calhoun, Downs; Cal-
houn, Nathan; Dave (negro); George (slave);
Hill, Henry; Huston, William; Irvin, John; Kate
(negro); Moore, Ann; Sam (negro); Sarvis, John;
Smith, William H.; Todd, John; Toney (negro);
Wilkinson, Alexander; William (mulatto slave)
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