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SC-1841 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
Contains:
2830• An Act to raise supplies for the year
commencing in October, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-one. [pp. 143-146]
2832• An Act to prevent the Citizens of New
York from carrying Slaves, or persons held
to service, out of this State, and to prevent
the escape of Persons charged with the
commission of any Crime, [pp. 149-152]
2836• An Act to prevent the Emancipation
of Slaves, and for other purposes, [pp.
154-155]
2837• An Act to make the unlawful whipping
or beating of a Slave an indictable offence,
[p. 155]
2841• An Act to establish certain Roads,
Bridges and Ferries, [pp. 157-160]
2846• An Act to incorporate certain villages,
societies, and companies, and to renew and
amend certain Charters heretofore granted
and to establish the principles of which
Charters of Incorporation will hereafter be
granted, [pp. 162, 165, 168]
2851• An Act to organize a Board of Fire
Masters for Charleston Neck. [pp. 171-172]
2852• An Act for the better regulation of the
inhabitants of Charleston Neck, and to
amend an Act entitled, "An Act for the
better regulation of the Commissioners of
Cross Roads for Charleston Neck," passed
on the eighteenth day of December,
eighteen hundred and forty, [pp. 172-174]
2856• An Act to reduce all Acts and clauses
of Acts in relation to the Militia of this State,
to one Act, and to alter and amend the same,
[pp. 175, 200, 205-206, 209, 211]
Descriptors: Aiken, SC; Charleston Neck, SC;
Deeds and conveyances; Emancipation; Fire-
fighting; Free Negroes; Free persons of color;
Fugitive slave laws, states; Fugitives; Highways
and roads; Imprisonment; Militia; Mulattoes;
New York State; Patrols; Searches and seizures;
Taxation; Whipping; Gansey, Isaac; Johnson,
Peter; Smith, Edward
SC-1842
Contains:
2857• An Act to raise supplies for the year
commencing in October, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-two. [pp. 211-214]
286 State Slavery Statutes
2860• An Act to amend an act entitled "An
act to prevent the citizens of New York from
carrying slaves, or persons held to service,
out of this State, and to prévent the escape
of persons charged with the commission of
any crime," passed on the seventeenth of
December, eighteen hundred and forty-one.
[p. 219]
2861• An Act to alter and amend the one
hundred and twenty-first section of an Act
entitled "An Act to reduce all Acts and
clauses of Acts in relation to the Militia of
this State to one Act, and to alter and amend
the same." [p. 220]
2875• An Act to amend an Act entitled "An
Act for the better regulation of the
inhabitants of Charleston Neck, and to
amend an act entitled an act for the better
regulation of the Commissioners of Cross
Roads for Charleston Neck," passed on the
18th December 1840. [pp. 238-240]
2879• An Act to authorize the Sheriff of
Georgetown District to keep prisoners in a
place of custody, to be provided by the
Commissioners of Public Buildings, until a
new jail shall be completed, [p. 242]
4• An Exhibit of the General Taxes of the
Lower Division, for the year ending 30th
September 1842. [p. 9]
5• An Exhibit of the General Taxes of the
Upper Division, for the year ending 30th
September 1842. [p. 10]
• Claims petition, dated December 6, 1842.
[p. 35]
• Claims petition, dated December 9, 1842.
[P. 36]
• Claims petition, dated December 14, 1842.
[P- 37]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Beaufort, SC; Boats
and ships; Capital punishment; Charleston Neck,
SC; Free Negroes; Free persons of color;
Fugitive slave laws, states; Fugitives; George-
town District, SC; Imprisonment; Militia; Mu-
lattoes; Negroes; New York State; Patrols;
Taxation; Whipping; Baker, F. B.; Moore, Mrs. S.
J. C; Peggy (slave); Scott, William
80-1843