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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes DEI 861.1
• An Act for the relief of certain free negroes
and free mulattoes. [p. 281]
262• An Act to authorize James Couper, of
New Castle County, to bring into this State
a hired negro man from the State of
Maryland, [p. 287]
305• Joint Resolution directing the State
Treasurer to pay a certain sum of money to
William H. Camper, [p. 332]
Descriptors: Free Mulattoes; Free Negroes; Im-
migration; Importation of slaves; Kent County,
DE; Maryland; New Castle County, DE;
Servants; Sussex County, DE; Worcester Coun-
ty, MD; Camper, William H.; Couper, James;
Shepard, Benjamin
DE-1857
Contains:
359• An Act for the relief of Ebenezer
Callaway. [pp. 378-379]
378• A supplement to an act entitled an act
concerning apprentices and servants, passed
the 5th day of February Anno Domini 1827.
[p. 422]
392• An Act to amend the eightieth chapter
of the Revised Code "Of slaves."[pp.
436-437]
338• An Act regulating the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors, etc. [pp. 495, 498, 502]
445• An Act in relation to apprentices bound
under the laws of other States, [pp. 508-509]
488• Resolution for the relief of John E.
Spicer. [pp. 570-571]
Descriptors: Apprentices; Arrest; Boats and
ships; Fugitive slave laws, states; Fugitives;
Liquor laws; Murder; Mulattoes; Negroes;
Railroads; Sales of slaves; Servants; Sussex
County, DE; Boyce, Dennis (alias Dennis
Jefferson, negro boy); Callaway, Ebenezer;
Callaway, Samuel (negro); Rodney, John D.;
Spicer, John E.
DE-1859
Contains:
526• An Act for the benefit of Amelia
Saulsbury, a non-resident free negro, [p.
610]
599• An Act to enable Joseph E. George to
take a certain slave out of this State into the
State of Maryland, [p. 686]
664• An Act regulating the taking of
passengers on the Delaware Railroad, [pp.
759-760]
670• An Act in relation to the town of
Smyrna, [pp. 772, 777, 781]
674• Joint Resolution directing the State
Treasurer to pay a certain sum of money to
William N.W. Dorsey. [p. 786]
679• Resolution of the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Delaware.
Adopted at Dover, February 4, 1859. [p.
788]
Descriptors: Arrest; Delaware Railroad; Importa-
tion of slaves; Imprisonment; Kent County, DE;
Maryland; Mulattoes; Negroes; Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Co.; Rail-
roads; Riots and disorders; Sales of slaves;
Servants; Smyrna, DE; Sussex County, DE;
Whipping; Brown, Henry (negro convict);
Dorsey, William N. W.; George, Joseph E.;
Lofland, William; Saulsbury, Amelia (free
negro); Selby, Elijah (alias Elijah Waples, negro);
Stockley, Charles C; Waples, Benjamin F.
DE-1861.1
Contains:
28• An Act prohibiting Burials in the Grave
Yard of "The African Union Church," in the
City of Wilmington, [p. 45]
36• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Middletown. [pp. 49, 53-54, 58]
47• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Felton, and for other purposes, [pp. 69-70,
73]
57• An Act concerning the binding out to
service of Free Negroes and Mulattoes. [p.
81]
61• An Act in relation to binding by "The
Northern Home for Friendless Children."
[p. 84]
65• An Act in relation to the Town of Dover,
[pp. 89, 94-95, 99]
66• An Act to provide for the Registration of
Births, Marriages, and Deaths, [pp. 99-102]
State Slavery Statutes 49