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ALI 842 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
Nelson (slave); Petit, Valerie; Pino (slave); Reed,
Daniel; Riley, Thomas; Spencer, Jedediah;
Spencer, William; Squire (slave); Smith, Francis
M.; Smith, William W.; Tannahill, Pleasant T.;
Thurston, L. T.; Vaughan, Edward B.; Weire,
Robert N.; White, Alexander; White, John;
White, Sarah; Zimmerman, Adam
AL-1843
Contains:
21• An Act to regulate the working of Roads
in Baldwin County, in certain cases, [p. 14]
37• An Act to authorize Abraham Shanklin
to emancipate a certain slave therein named.
[p. 21]
51• An Act incorporating the Town of Union
Springs, in the County of Macon. [pp.
29-31]
54• An Act to Incorporate the Town of
Girard, in the County of Russell, [pp. 32-35]
105• An Act to provide for taking the Census
of the State of Alabama, for the year one
thousand eight hundred and forty-four, and
for other purposes, [pp. 62-65]
106• An Act to raise a Revenue for the
support of the State Government, and to
maintain the faith and credit of the State of
Alabama, [pp. 65-68]
113• An Act incorporating the Town of
Dayton, in Marengo County, [pp. 73-75]
144• An Act to alter and amend the Patrol
Law now in force in certain Counties therein
named, [pp. 94-95]
192• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Pickensville, in the County of Pickens. [pp.
132-135]
216• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Huntsville. [pp. 153, 157-160]
219• An Act making appropriations for the
payment of certain claims against the State.
[pp. 165-170]
221• An Act to consolidate the several acts
of Incorporation of the City of Mobile, and
to alter and amend the same. [pp. 175,
180-181, 187, 192]
• Joint Resolutions of Instruction, on the '
subject of changing the Constitution of the
United States. Approved 17th January
1844. [p. 196]
16 State Slavery Statutes
• Joint Resolution in regard to the State of
Georgia. Approved 17th January 1844. [p.
196]
• Joint Resolution for the relief of Lorenzo
Walker, and his wife Pheraba, of Fayette
County. Approved 10th January 1844. [p.
197]
Descriptors: Baldwin County, AL; Capital pun-
ishment; Census; Chambers Circuit Court, AL;
Constitutional amendments; Dayton, AL; Elec-
tions; Emancipation; Fayette County, AL;
Franklin County, AL; Free Negroes; Free
persons of color; Free white males; Georgia;
Girard, AL; Highways and roads; Hiring of
slaves; Huntsville, AL; Immigration; Imprison-
ment; Incorporation of cities and towns;
Jefferson County, AL; Lauderdale Circuit Court,
AL; Macon County, AL; Marengo County, AL;
Mobile, AL; Mobile County, AL; Mulattoes;
Negroes; Patrols; Pickens County, AL; Pickens-
ville, AL; Riots and disorders; Russell County,
AL; Sales of slaves; Schools; Servants; Slavehold-
ing states; Sumter County, AL; Taxation;
Trading with slaves; Trials; Tuscaloosa County,
AL; Union Springs, AL; Whipping; Anderson,
P.; Bob (slave); Bullock, E. D.; Cochran, William;
Garre«, Thomas Gray; Keissey (slave); Kitty
(slave); Lewis (slave); Logan, Robert; Martin,
David (free man of color); O'Neal, Edward;
Peter (slave); Reuben (slave); Shanklin,
Abraham (free man of color); Stephins, Samuel;
Strode, C. E. B.; Thomas, John; Walker, Lorenzo
(free man of color); Walker, Pheraba (free
woman of color)
AL-1844
Contains:
4• An Act to emancipate slave, Gertrude, [p.
5]
17• An Act to emancipate negro slave,
William, [p. 12]
35• An Act for the relief of Alley C. James
and her heirs, [p. 22]
36• An Act to confirm the emancipation of
certain persons therein named, [p. 23]
53• An Act to authorize James Lamar to sell
certain property therein named, [p. 33]
124• An Act making appropriations for the
payment of certain claims against the State,
[pp. 70-74]