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ALI 837.11 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
48• An Act for the relief of Babb, (a man of
color.) [p. 109]
73• An Act to compensate Percival Holbert
for a slave executed according to law and for
other purposes, [p. 120]
75• An Act making appropriations for the
payment of claims against the State, [pp.
121-124]
78• An Act for the payment of sundry claims
therein named, [pp. 126-127]
• Joint Preamble and Resolutions of the
General Assembly of the State of Alabama,
in favor of the annexation of Texas to the
United States of America, [pp. 129-131]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Autauga County,
AL; Capital punishment; Census; Courtland, AL;
Covington County, AL; Elections; Emancipa-
tion; Free Negroes; Free persons of color; Free
white males; Gainesville, AL; Graverobbing;
Incorporation of cities and towns; Jefferson
County, AL; Lawrence County, AL; Liquor laws;
Madison County, AL; Drugs and medicine;
Montgomery, AL; Mulattoes; Patrols; Riots and
disorders; Sales of slaves; Servants; Street repair;
Sumter County, AL; Taxation; Tennessee; Texas
Republic; Trading with negroes; Trials; Tus-
caloosa County, AL; Abraham (slave); Abram
(slave); Ambrose (slave); Babb (man of color);
Blount, James G.; Carmichael, Daniel; Cobb,
Stephen; Dent, Dennis; Frierson, Gideon B.;
Holbert, Percival; Holly, Hosea; Houghton,
William H.; Jim (slave); John (slave); Johnson,
Richard T.; Meek, Samuel M.; Perry, Horatio G.;
Phelan, John D.; Reuben (slave); Tatom, John;
Wallace, Edwin R.
AL-1838
Contains:
18• An Act for the better protection of slaves
in certain cases, [p. 12]
23• An Act to define the limits of the town
of Somerville, in the county of Morgan, and
to incorporate the same. [pp. 14-17]
33• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Aberfoil in the County of Macon. [pp.
26-28]
37• An Act to amend the Laws relating to
absconding slaves, [p. 32]
12 State Slavery Statutes
44• An Act to repeal in part an act now in
force confining the collecting of debts before
a Justice of the Peace in the beat where the
defendant resides, or where the contract was
made, and for other purposes, [p. 38]
85• An Act to repeal in part, and amend an
act entitled an act to amend the laws in force
in relation to retailers of spirituous liquors,
approved December the twenty-third, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven,
[pp. 74-75]
125• An Act the more effectual to prohibit
free negroes and persons of color from
entering into and remaining in this State,
[pp. 134-136]
127•An Act to amend the patrol law. [p. 137]
25• An Act the better to provide for the
advertising of Lands and Negroes levied on
by the Sheriff of Dallas county, [p. 167]
50• An Act to authorise the sale of Slaves in
the town of Demopolis. [p. 176]
113• An Act making appropriations for the
payment of certain claims against the State.
[pp. 197-200]
• Joint Resolution of the Senate and the
House of Representatives of the State of
Alabama. Approved February 2, 1829. [p.
211]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
negroes; Aberfoil, AL; Appropriations; Arrest;
Assault; Benton County, AL; Boats and ships;
Conecuh County, AL; Dallas County, AL;
Demopolis, AL; Elections; Fees; Free Negroes;
Free white males; Fugitives; Georgia; Imprison-
ment; Incorporation of cities and towns; Liquor
laws; Macon County, AL; Maine; Morgan
County, AL; Mulattoes; Negroes; Patrols;
Persons of color; Runaways; Sales of slaves;
Servants; Slaveholding states; Somerville, AL;
Sumter County, AL; Taxation; Trading with
slaves; Trials; Whipping; Arrington, Robert;
Austin (slave); Burgen, John M.; Clark, James B.;
Creagh, John G.; Dave (slave); Edgo (alias Ned,
slave); John (slave); Mills, William; Mitchell,
William; Reuben (slave); Savage, James; Snow,
F.; Tatom, John
AL-1839
Contains: