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VA-1813 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
Negroes; Gloucester County, VA; Hampshire
County, VA; Importation of slaves; Inheritance;
Kentucky; Loudoun County, VA; Maryland;
Mulattoes; North Carolina; Petersburg, VA;
Runaways; Spottsylvania County, VA; Stafford
County, VA; Taxation; War of 1812; Washington
County, VA; Anne (slave); Ben (slave); Betty
(slave); Binns, Simon A.; Brock, Anne; Burks,
Charles; Butler, George (man of color); Celia
(slave); Daniel (man of color); Dinah (negro
woman); Dixon, John; Edwin (slave); Finley,
Connerly; Forsee, James; Harry (slave); Henry
(slave); Hill, Joseph; Hore, John; James (free
man of color); James (man of color); Kennon,
Elizabeth B.; Kennon, George T.; Kennon,
Richard; Kennon, William H.; Lenthicum,
Archibald; Lissey (slave); Marshall, James E.;
Mary (free woman of color); Milly (slave);
Ottaway (slave); Pheda (slave); Polly (slave);
Priscilla (slave); Sally (slave); Sarah (slave);
Scott, Richard M.; Smith, Philip; Smith, Wiatt;
Spencer (slave); Squire (slave); Sussex (slave);
Walter (slave); Williams, Richard
VA-1814
Contains:
1• An Act imposing Taxes for the Support of
Government, [pp. 3, 8]
2• An Act appropriating the Public Revenue,
[pp. 8-9]
3• An Act to amend the several Acts of
Assembly prescribing the mode of ascertain-
ing the taxable property within the Com-
monwealth, and of collecting the Public
Revenue, [pp. 9-11, 15, 23]
10• An Act to explain the Act entitled, "An
Act to perpetuate the evidence of the
desertion of slaves to the enemy and for
other purposes." [pp. 53-54]
20• An Act to amend an act to reduce into
one the several acts concerning slaves, free
negroes and mulattoes. [p. 61]
43• An Act incorporating a company to
establish a Turnpike Road from the City of
Richmond to the Meadow Bridges, [pp. 91,
95-96]
44• An Act incorporating a Company to
establish a Turnpike Road from the Western
termination of the Brook Turnpike to the
Merry Oaks in the County of Hanover, [pp.
96, 101]
326 State Slavery Statutes
46• An Act authorizing the establishment of
a Turnpike Road from Owen's Tavern to
William D. Taylor's Mill in Hanover
County, [pp. 102, 106-107]
49• An Act to amend the Act entitled, "An
Act incorporating a Company to establish a
Turnpike Road from Fredericksburg to
Swift Run Gap in the Blue Ridge." [pp.
109-110]
84• An Act concerning William Archer and
Harry Heth. [p. 140]
98• An Act divorcing Richard Jones from his
wife Peggy, [p. 145]
101• An Act concerning John Griffith, [p.
147]
102• An Act concerning Mary Andrews, [p.
147]
103• An Act concerning William Trimble, [p.
148]
104• An Act authorizing William Hagan to
hold certain slaves in this Commonwealth,
[p. 148]
105• An Act releasing the Commonwealth's
right to a negro woman Hynah, and
permitting her to remain within the same as
a free woman, [p. 149]
106• An Act concerning Armistead, other-
wise called Armstead Smith, a man of
colour, [p. 149]
107• An Act concerning Ben, otherwise
called Benjamin Godwin, man of colour, [p.
150]
108• An Act concerning Jacob, a man of
colour, [p. 150]
109• An Act concerning Sterling, a man of
colour, [p. 151]
Descriptors: Adultery and fornication; Aged and
infirm slaves; Apprentices; Appropriations;
Boats and ships; Bridges and ferries; Capital
punishment; Chesterfield County, VA; Courts;
Divorce; Emancipation; Fairfax County, VA;
Free Negroes; Hanover Turnpike Co.; Highways
and roads; Hiring of negroes; Importation of
slaves; Imprisonment; Incorporation of compa-
nies; Kentucky; Lee County, VA; Maryland;
Mississippi Territory; Mulattoes; Robbery and
theft; Runaways; Taxation; War of 1812;
Washington County, VA; Whipping; Williams-
burg, VA; Wood County, VA; Abraham (slave);
Andrews, Mary; Andrews, Robert; Archer,