TÄTE IAVERY TATUTES - ProQuest

VA-1818 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
26• Part of an act reducing into one the
several acts concerning slaves, free negroes
and mulattoes. [p. 37]
35• An Act providing for the publication of
the laws of this Commonwealth, [pp. 50, 61,
64]
45• An Act incorporating a cortipany for the
purpose of improving the navigation of
Deep Creek, in the county of Amelia, [pp.
89, 92]
51• An Act to amend and revive an act
"incorporating a company for the purpose of
clearing and rendering navigable Nottoway
river, passed February 8, 1812." [pp. 95, 99]
62• An Act prescribing the mode of passing
the bridge across the Rappahannock river at
Falmouth. [p. 118]
65• An Act to authorize Samuel Clapham to
erect a toll bridge over Goose creek in the
county of Loudoun. [pp. 122-123]
114• An Act concerning the town of
Portsmouth, [pp. 155-157]
142• An Act authorizing a sale of certain real
and personal estate belonging to Lucy
Bullock, a lunatic, [p. 174]
159• An Act to authorize Frances D. Tucker
to introduce and retain a female slave within
the limits of this Commonwealth, [p. 185]
169• An Act placing James, (alias James La
Fayette,) on the pension list, and for his
present relief, [p. 188]
170• An Act concerning Jeremiah Franklin,
[pp. 188-189]
171• An Act concerning Thomas Woodford,
[p. 189]
172• An Act concerning Perryn Cardwell,
[pp. 189-190]
173• An Act concerning Henry Hines. [p.
190]
174• An Act concerning Henry Dupree. [p.
190]
175• An Act concerning Polly B. Glover, [p.
191]
176• An Act concerning Richard P. Mont-
gomery, [p. 191]
177• An Act concerning Thomas Byrd. [pp.
191-192]
178• An Act concerning James Caldwell. [p.
192]
330 State Slavery Statutes
179• An Act concerning Lewis Webb. [p.
192]
181•An Act for the relief of John Thornton.
[p. 193]
188• An Act authorizing the emancipation of
the slaves of Izard Bacon, deceased, [p. 196]
189• An Act concerning William Jarvis and
others, [pp. 196-197]
Descriptors: Aged and infirm slaves; Alabama
Territory; Bridges and ferries; Bath County, VA;
Buckingham County, VA; Capital punishment;
Caroline County, VA; Dams; Emancipation;
Free Negroes; Greensville County, VA; Henrico
County, VA; Hiring of slaves; Importation of
slaves; Kentucky; Loudoun County, VA; Mary-
land; Mecklenburg County, VA; Murder; New
Kent County, VA; North Carolina; Northamp-
ton County, VA; Pardons; Patrick County, VA;
Pensions; Portsmouth, VA; Richmond, VA;
Sales of slaves; Spottsylvania County, VA;
Taxation; Trading with slaves; Whipping;
Abraham (slave); Aggy (slave); Armistead,
William; Bacon, Izard; Betty (slave); Bill (slave);
Billy (slave); Buckner, George M.; Bullock,
Lucy; Byrd, Thomas; Caldwell, James; Camel
(slave); Cardwell, Perryn; Cary (slave); Charles
(slave); Clapham, Samuel; Clark (slave); Daniel
(slave); David (slave); Delila (slave); Dupree,
Henry; Franklin, Jeremiah; Glover, James;
Glover, Polly B.; Goodwin (slave); Hamilton,
George; Hannah (negro girl); Harry (slave);
Hetty (slave); Hines, Henry; Jack (slave); James
(alias James La Fayette, free person of color);
Jane (slave); Jarvis, Thomas; Jarvis, William;
Jenny (slave); John (slave); Judy (slave); Jupiter
(negro); Keziah (slave); Lethe (slave); Lettice
(slave); Lewis (slave); Lucy (negro girl); Lucy
(slave); Lydia (slave); Marquiss (slave); Mary
(slave); Matilda (slave); Milly (slave); Montgom-
ery, Richard P.; Peggy (slave); Peter (slave);
Priscilla (slave); Ralph (slave); Rebecca (slave);
Rhoda (slave); Robert (slave); Sally (slave); Sam
(slave); Simon (slave); Simpkins, Arthur; Simp-
kins, Thomas D.; Tamer (slave); Thornton, John;
Tucker, Frances D.; Vance, Benjamin; Vance,
Samuel; Warren, Michael; Warwick (slave);
Webb, Lewis; Wesley (negro boy); Wilkins, John;
Winny (slave); Woodford, Thomas
VA-1819