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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes AL-1859
442• An Act to authorize the Probate Court
of Russell county to sanction a division of
the slaves of Toliver Jones, deceased, as
therein shown, [p. 582]
469• An Act to enable Ned Adkins and other
free persons of color therein named to
become slaves, [pp. 599-600]
470• An Act to authorize the Probate Court
of Russell County to sanction and confirm a
division of the slaves belonging to the estate
of Mathew Averett, deceased, [p. 600]
484• An Act to authorize the Administrator
of Jno. C. Bates, (late of Cherokee county)
deceased, to sell slaves and invest the
proceeds in land. [pp. 607-608]
489• An Act to authorize James H. Clanton
to hire out the slaves of his wards in certain
counties in Florida, [p. 610]
495• An Act for the relief of Robert Curtis of
the county of Choctaw. [p. 613]
499• An Act for the relief of Alice G. Dugger
and others of Marengo County, [p. 615]
501• An Act to authorize Robert Dougherty,
Trustee, to sell a portion of the trust estate,
and to invest the funds of such sale. [pp.
616-617]
514• An Act to enable Lucy Green, of Coosa
county, and Cora, of Chambers county, free
women of color, to become slaves, and to
repeal the 5th section of an act, approved
February 10th, 1860. [pp. 623-625]
533• An Act for the relief of Mary A.
Hammock, [p. 636]
555• An Act for the relief of the estate of
Gray Little, [pp. 647-648]
569• An Act to authorize Benjamin F. Noble
to dispose of certain property held by him in
trust for the benefit of his "cestui que trust."
[pp. 653-654]
572• An Act to give jurisdiction to the
Chancery Court of Madison County to
authorize Charles H. Patton, Trustee for
Kate Moore and Guardian for Samuel
Moore, to do certain things therein named,
[pp. 655-656]
579• An Act for the relief of the heirs of M.
Rembert, deceased, late of Marengo county,
[pp. 659-660]
583• An Act permitting Charles Short and
others to become slaves, on application to
the Probate Court of Russell County, [p.
662]
606• An Act to authorize Lewis Wether-
spoon, and Cora, free negroes, to become
Slaves, [pp. 674-675]
• Joint Resolutions calling a Convention in a
certain contingency in the election of a
President of the United States, [pp. 685-687]
• Joint Resolutions of the General Assembly
of Alabama in response to the resolutions of
South Carolina, [pp. 689-690]
Descriptors: Appropriations; Books and station-
ery; Blount County, AL; Butler County, AL;
Capital punishment; Cahaba Insurance Co.;
Cahaba, AL; Chambers County, AL; Cherokee
County, AL; Choctaw County, AL; Coosa
County, AL; Courts; Dallas County, AL;
Elections; Emancipation; Eufaula, AL; Eutaw
Insurance Co.; Federal-State relations; Fees;
Florida; Free Negroes; Free persons of color;
Free white males; Greene County, AL; Greens-
boro, AL; Greenville Insurance Co.; Highways
and roads; Hiring of slaves; Importation of
slaves; Imprisonment; Incorporation of cities and
towns; Incorporation of companies; Inheritance;
Insurance; Jacksonville Insurance Co.; La-
Fayette Insurance Co.; Liquor laws; Livingston
Insurance Co.; Marengo County, AL; Marion,
AL; Marion Insurance and Trust Co.; Montgom-
ery, AL; Mountain Railroad Contracting Co.;
Mulattoes; Negro traders; Negroes; Newbern,
AL; Non-slaveholding states; Patrols; Pickens
County, AL; Pike County, AL; Planters and
Merchants Insurance Co.; Railroads; Riots and
disorders; Rockford, AL; Russell County, AL;
Sales of slaves; Secession; Selma, AL; Slavehold-
ing states; South Carolina; State conventions;
Sumter County, AL; Taxation; Town charters;
Trading with slaves; Troy Insurance Co.; Union
Insurance Co.; Union-Town, AL; Voluntary
enslavement; Wetumpka, AL; Whipping; Ad-
kins, Ned (free person of color); Averett,
Mathew; Bates, John C; Clanton, James H.;
Clifton, James M.; Coleman, Sidney J.; Cooke,
Louisa H.; Cooke, Mary Ann M.; Cora (free
woman of color); Crawford, Daniel; Croswell,
William; Curtis, Robert; Devotie, James H.;
Dougherty, Robert; Dugger, Alice G.; Dugger,
Henry; Edwards, Young; Green, Lucy (free
woman of color); Hammock, Mary A.; Howard,
John; Jones, Toliver; Keyes, George P.; Little,
Benjamin B.; Little, Gray; Little, William G., Jr.;
Moore, John W.; Moore, Kate; Moore, Samuel;
Moss, Tarleton (free man of color); Noble,
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