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ALI 845 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
292• An Act to emancipate Horace King, a
slave, [pp. 207-208]
303• An Act to emancipate Judy Spence. [p.
213]
319• An Act for the relief of the heirs of the
estate of William Lee, of Sumter county,
[pp. 219-220]
348• An Act making appropriations for the
payment of certain claims against the State,
[pp. 232-233]
349• An Act making appropriations for the
payment of certain claims against the State,
[pp. 234-237, 240-241]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Barbour County,
AL; Butler County, AL; Capital punishment;
Carrollton, AL; Courts; Emancipation; Fees;
Free Negroes; Free white males; Fugitives;
Greene County, AL; Incorporation of cities and
towns; Inheritance; Jefferson County, AL;
Madison County, AL; Mobile, AL; Pickens
County, AL; Russell County, AL; Sales of slaves;
Servants; Shelby County, AL; Street repair;
Sumter County, AL; Taxation; Trials; Warsaw,
AL; Whipping; Beck, F. K.; Clarke, Thomas D.;
Godwin, Ann H.; Godwin, John; Henry (free
man of color); Henry, John K.; John (slave);
King, Horace (slave); Lee, Daniel W.; Lee, John;
Lee, Susannah; Lee, William; Mastin, Frank;
Owen, James H.; Smith, Sam (free man of color);
Spence, Judy (slave); Tom (negro); Wright,
William C.
AL-1847
Contains:
1• An Act to provide for the Assessment and
CoUection of Taxes, [pp. 3-9, 17-19, 24-25,
28-29, 34-36]
2• An Act to incorporate the Montgomery
Insurance Company, [pp. 37-40]
38• An Act to enable guardians to keep their
ward's slaves together in certain cases, [p.
96]
42• An Act to prevent frauds etc. in sampling
cotton, and for other purposes, [pp. 104-
106]
46• An Act to prevent slaves from going at
large, and hiring their own time, etc. [p. 107]
74• An Act to amend the laws in relation to
Free Negroes brought by vessels into the
Bay of Mobile, [pp. 130-131]
18 State Slavery Statutes
84• An Act to construe a certain act therein
named, [p. 139]
288• An Act to regulate the liability of
persons to work on public roads in the
county of Franklin, [p. 372]
296• An Act authorizing Mary Williams to
invest the monies of her ward in slaves, [p.
377]
298• An Act to authorize Micajah N. Ely,
Executor, and Martha Ely, Executrix, of the
last will and testament of Michael Ely,
deceased, to invest a certain sum of money
in the manner, and for the purpose
expressed, [p. 378]
299• An Act to authorize Frederick P. Hall,
to sell a certain slave, the property of his
ward. [p. 378]
303• An Act for the relief of the legal
representatives of Henry Goldthwaite,
deceased, [pp. 382-383]
312• An Act for the relief of Robert G.
McMahan, Guardian of Turner D. Bell. [pp.
388-389]
333• An Act to authorize William B. Shields
to emancipate certain slaves therein named.
[p- 398]
404• An Act making appropriations for the
payment of certain claims against the State.
[pp. 426-429, 433]
• Joint Resolutions in reference to the
Wilmot proviso, and certain acts of the
non-slaveholding States, [pp. 450-451]
• Response of the General Assembly of the
State of Alabama to the Legislature of the
State of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations, on the subject of the Tariff and
the War with Mexico, [pp. 456-457]
• Response of the General Assembly of the
State of Alabama, to the Preamble and
Resolutions of the State of Vermont, on the
subject of slavery, and of the war with
Mexico, [p. 457]
Descriptors: Boats and ships; Cotton; Emancipa-
tion; Federal-State relations; Franklin County,
AL; Free Negroes; Free persons of color; Greene
County, AL; Guardians; Highways and roads;
Hiring of slaves; Incorporation of companies;
Inheritance; Insurance; Macon County, AL;
Mexican War; Mobile, AL; Montgomery Insur-
ance Co.; Non-slaveholding states; Perry Coun-