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VA-I 849.12 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
Columbia; Emancipation; Fauquier County, VA;
Fish and fishing; Frederick County, VA; Free
Negroes; Free persons of color; Front Royal, VA;
Fugitive slave law, Federal; Fugitive slave laws,
states; Fugitives; Halifax County, VA; Hamp-
shire County, VA; Incorporation of cities and
towns; Liberia; Loudoun County, VA; Lunatic
asylums; Immigration; Monroe County, VA;
Mulattoes; Non-slaveholding states; Norfolk,
VA; Petersburg, VA; Richmond, VA; Sales of
slaves; Servants; Shenandoah County, VA;
Slaveholding states; Street repair; Taxation;
Vermont; Virginia Colonization Society; Warren
County, VA; Warrenton, VA; Whipping; Wilmot
Proviso; Arthur (free man of color); Beirne,
Thomas; Blackwell, Susan (free person of color);
Briggs, Edmund (man of color); Cook, Harriet
(free person of color); Gatrell, William (free man
of color); Howard, Aaron (free man of color);
Kean, Edward (free person of color); Nelson,
Mary B.; Robinson, Clara (free person of color);
Sherrard, John B.; Stephens, Tamar (free person
of color); Tabb, Henry W.; Thomas, Fortune
(free person of color)
VA-1850
Contains:
IT- An Act imposing taxes for the support of
government, [pp. 3-4]
2• An Act appropriating the public revenue,
and for other purposes, [pp. 4-6]
6• An Act concerning commissioners of the
revenue, and for other purposes, [pp. 7-9]
41• An Act amending the Code of Virginia.
[pp. 33-34]
51• An Act to facilitate the recovery of
fugitive slaves, [p. 37]
66• An Act imposing a tax on dogs in the
county of Middlesex, [pp. 55-56]
289• An Act for the relief of F.P. Redman, [p.
194]
1• Resolutions relative to the action of South
Carolina on the subject of a proposed
Southern Congress. Adopted March 29,
1851. [p. 201]
22• Resolution concerning William, a lunatic
slave. Adopted March 24, 1851. [p. 214]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Capital punish-
ment; Dogs; Fauquier County, VA; Free
348 State Slavery Statutes
Negroes; Fugitive slave laws, states; Fugitives;
Lunatic asylums; Middlesex County, VA; Mu-
lattoes; Non-slaveholding states; Secession;
Slaveholding states; South Carolina; Taxation;
Whipping; Redman, F. P.; William (slave)
VA-1852.1
Contains:
1• An Act concerning commissioners of the
revenue, [pp. 3-6]
17• An Act imposing taxes for the support of
government for the fiscal year 1852-53. [pp.
14, 17-18]
20• An Act appropriating the public revenue
for the fiscal year 1851 and 1852. [pp.
20-22]
22• An Act to amend the second section of
the act authorizing the issue of coupon
bonds, [pp. 22, 24]
106•An Act to suppress gaming by negroes
and by white persons playing with them. [p.
84]
358• An Act to amend the charter of
Alexandria, [pp. 234, 237-238, 241-242]
360• An Act making the town of Lynchburg
a city, and revising and reducing into one act
the provisions of its charter, [pp. 243,
247-250]
365• An Act revising and reducing into one
act the provisions of the charter of the city
of Richmond, [pp. 259, 263-264, 267]
371• An Act extending the power of the
corporate authorities of the town of
Charlottesville. [pp. 270-271]
383• An Act authorizing the people of the
town of Fredericksburg to elect a mayor and
other officers, and prescribing regulations
for the government of the town. [pp. 282,
285, 288]
404• An Act revising and reducing into one
act the provisions of the charter of the town
of Staunton. [pp. 301, 304-305]
• Constitution of Virginia, [pp. 323-338]
Descriptors: Alexandria, VA; Animals; Appro-
priations; Augusta County, VA; Births; Capital
punishment; Charlottesville, VA; Coupon bonds;
Death; Emancipation; Fredericksburg, VA; Free
Negroes; Free persons of color; Gambling;