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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes AR-1842
AR-1838
Contains:
• An Act to encourage the killing of Wolves
in this State, [pp. 20-21]
• An Act for the relief of William H. Dye,
Administrator of Thompson Simpson,
deceased, [pp. 103-104]
• An Act for the relief of George A. Pettigrew
and James Kinnibrugh. [p. 104]
• An Act to authorize Henry J. Kemble,
Administrator of the Estate of Benjamin
Kemble, sen., deceased, to sell the Slaves
belonging to said Estate, [p. 105]
• An Act for the sale of certain Slaves, [pp.
109-110]
• An Act for the relief of Richard Huson. [p.
110]
• An Act modifying the Penal Code, to
correspond with the establishment of a
Penitentiary, [pp. 121-126]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
Negroes; Appropriations; Arkansas County, AR;
Capital crimes; Hempstead County, AR; Hunt-
ing; Inheritance; Little Rock, AR; Sales of slaves;
Washington, AR; Washington County, AR;
Wolves; Dye, William H.; Fowler, Absalom;
Huson, Richard; Kemble, Benjamin; Kemble,
Henry J.; Kinnibrugh, Hypisia; Kinnibrugh,
James; Kinnibrugh, Jane; Kinnibrugh, John;
Kinnibrugh, Mary; Kinnibrugh, Susan; Kin-
nibrugh, William; Pettigrew, George A.; Pickett,
Ellen; Pickett, James C; Simpson, Thompson
AR-1840
Contains:
• An Act to extend the powers of the Mayor
and Aldermen of the city of Little Rock. [pp.
42-44]
• An Act authorizing the sale of certain slaves
belonging to the estate of Zebulon Edmis-
ton, deceased, [pp. 78-79]
• An Act to restrict the provisions of the
second section of an act in the Revised
Statutes of the State of Arkansas, under the
head of Apprentices, [pp. 87-88]
Descriptors: Apprentices; Clark County, AR;
Education; Free Negroes; Little Rock, AR;
Mulattoes; Patrols; Pike County, AR; Sales of
slaves; Edmiston, Zebulon; Stewart, J. D.;
Thornton, A. E.; Wilson, John
AR-1842
Contains:
• An Act to exempt certain persons from
paying a State or County Tax. [p. 49]
• An Act to prevent waste on the 16th
Sections, [p. 60]
• An Act to prohibit the emigration and
settlement of Free Negroes, or Free Persons
of Color, into this State, [pp. 61-64]
• An Act relating to Public Roads, and the
Overseers thereon, [pp. 122-124]
• An Act to punish persons for enticing away
Slaves, [pp. 124-125]
• An Act to establish a system of Common
Schools in the State of Arkansas, [pp.
130-131, 138-139]
• An Act for the better organization of the
Militia of this State, [p. 144, 156-158]
• An Act for the relief of Mary Ann Dye,
Administratrix of the Estate of William H.
Dye, deceased, and Robert H. Douglass,
Executor of the last will and testament of
Reuben Dye, deceased, [p. 183]
• An Act for the relief of James B. Russell,
Executor of the last will and testament of
George Russell, deceased, [p. 198]
• An Act to authorize Joseph H. Egner,
Guardian of James De Witt Clinton Kelly,
to sell certain Property, [p. 203]
• An Act to authorize Charles Elliott,
Administrator of the Estate of Moses
Elliott, deceased, to sell the real estate, and
three slaves belonging to said estate, [pp.
213-214]
Descriptors: Apprentices; Arkansas County, AR;
Boats and ships; Enticement; Free Mulattoes;
Free Negroes; Free white males; Highways and
roads; Immigration; Independence County, AR;
Forests; Militia; Mulattoes; Negroes; Sales of
slaves; Saline County, AR; Schools; Taxation;
Washington County, AR; Douglas, Robert H.;
Dye, Reuben; Dye, Mary Ann; Dye, William H.;
Elliott, Charles; Elliott, Moses; Egner, Joseph
H.; Kelly, James DeWitt Clinton; Ned (alias
Edward, slave); Russell, George; Russell, James
B.
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