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Volume-
Page-Year |
| Slaves to be
enumerated and described as to age, name, sex, etc., |
1-188-1827. |
| Permitting
slaves, under certain conditions, to change masters, |
1-202-1827. |
| Decree No. 56, |
1-213-1828. |
| Constitutional
provisions, slaves |
1-424-1827 |
| Ordinance of
General Council relating to, free persons of color |
1-721-1836 |
| Resolution of
Plenary Convention concerning, African Slave Trade |
1-874-1836 |
| Report to said
convention concerning, African Slave Trade |
1-896-1836 |
| Prohibiting
importation, or immigration of, free persons of color |
1-1024-1836 |
| Declaring,
to be piracy; Constitution of Republic of Texas, African
Slave Trade |
1-1079-1836 |
| Prohibited
by Constitution from remaining permanently in Republic
without consent of Congress, |
1- 1079-1836 |
| Constitutional
provisions, slaves |
1-1079-1836 |
| All residing in
Texas when independence of Texas declared, to remain
conditionally, free persons of color |
1-1292-1837 |
| Prescribing
punishment for harboring, or supporting, runaway Negroes,
etc., |
2-46-1839. |
| Concerning free
persons of color, |
2- 325-1840 |
| Concerning, slaves |
2-345-1840. |
| Concerning certain
free persons of color, |
2-468-1840 |
| Prohibiting forced
sale of slaves, under execution, |
2-515-1841 |
| Regulating sale of
runaway, |
2-649- 1841 |
| Repealing act
prohibiting forced sale of slaves, |
2-697-1841. |
| Proclamation of
President Houston allowing "free persons of
color" to remain in Republic, |
2-879-1842 |
| Proclamation of
treaty with Great Britain for suppression of, African
Slave Trade |
2-889-1842 |
| Regulating sale
of runaway, |
2-950- 1844. |
| Appointment of
patrols, |
2-1497-1846. |
| Regulating hire
of slaves, |
2-1501-1846. |
| Instructing Texas
delegation in U. S. Congress to oppose passage of any law
prohibiting slave-owners from emigrating with their
property to territory acquired by U. S., |
3-20- 1848. |
| Amending Act of
February 5, 1840, concerning offenses by slaves, |
3-29-1848 |
| Joint resolution
concerning, Slavery |
3-132-1848 |
| Joint resolution
concerning, Slavery |
3-531-1850 |
| Partition of
slaves and other personal property, |
3-898-1851. |
| Providing for
indemnification of owners for slaves executed for capital
crimes |
3-911-1852. |
| Permitting Mary
Madison to remain in Galveston county, free persons of
color |
3-1042-1851 |
| Permitting Thomas
Cevallos to remain in Bexar county, free persons of color |
3-1045-1851 |
| Offenses committed
by, free persons of color |
3-1298-1853 |
| Concerning
offenses committed by slaves. |
3-1298-1853 |
| Providing for
indemnification of owners for slaves executed for capital
crimes |
3-1454-1854. |
| Murder of slaves punishable same as of free
white persons, |
3-1503-1854. |
| Resolution
concerning, Slavery |
4-263-1855 |
| Prohibiting
introduction of free persons of color, |
4-466-1856 |
| Prohibiting slaves
from carrying guns or other deadly weapons, |
4-499-1856. |
| Forced sales by
administrators and executors to be made on Congress
Avenue in Austin, Travis county, |
4-879-1857. |
| Said sales in
Calhoun county to be made at door of Casimer House,
Indianola, etc., |
4-907-1858. |
| Permitting, to
choose their own masters and become slaves, |
4-947-1858 |
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| Punishments for
offenses committed by, free persons of color |
4-1060-1858 |
| Punishments
subject to, slaves |
4-1060-1858. |
| Reclamation of,
escaping from slave territory of United States, |
4-1074- 1858 |
| Provisions
relating to, free persons of color |
4-1115 et seq.- 1858 |
| Resolution
concerning, Slavery |
4-1155-1858 |
| Permitting Nancy
Coleman et al. to remain in the State till April,
1860 |
4-1334-1858 |
| Constitutional
provision as to, slaves |
5-22-1861 |
| Disposition of
runaway, |
5-385-1861 |
| Place for sales
of slaves, by administrators and executors in Nueces
county, |
5-422-1861 |
| Prohibiting
owners from placing slaves in charge of farms or
ranches detached from place of residence,. |
5-484-1862 |
| Defining, slaves |
5-600-1863. |
| Defining
"free persons of color," |
5-600-1863 |
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| Punishment for
inciting insurrection or insubordination of slaves, |
5-601-1863. |
| Providing against
hostile invasion of State by persons of color. |
5-608-1863 |
| Slaves not
to exercise pretend ownership of property, |
5-762-1864. |
| Defining
rights of "freedmen'"-constitutional
provisions, |
5-881-1866 |
| Constitutional
recognition of termination of slavery, |
5-881-1866. |
| education
law "free persons of color," |
5-882-1866 |
| Repealing Acts of
April 8, 1861, March 5, 1863, March 6, 1863, March
26, 1864, and January 11, 1862. relating to disposition
of runaway slaves, inciting insurrection, etc., ownership
of property, and charge of farms and stock ranches, |
5-976-1866. |
| Limiting
admissibly of testimony of., free persons of color |
5-977-1866 |
| An Act
establishing a General Apprentice Law |
5-979-1866 |
| Amending
provisions of Penal Code relating to, free persons of
color |
5-988-1866 |
| Contracts for
Labor |
5-994-1866 |
| Requiring separate
railroad accommodations for, free persons of color |
5-1015-1866 |
| Vagrancy |
5-1020-1866 |
| employment of
Convict |
5-1037-1866 |
| Defining rights of
persons formerly designated "slaves and free persons
of color, |
5-1049-1866 |
| Provide for the
Employment of Convict Labor on Works of Public Utility |
5-1110 -1866 |
| provide for the
education of the indigent white children |
5-1113 -1866 |
| Purchase of land
to care for insane Negroes, |
5-1125-1866 |
| Prohibiting
States from paying for loss, or emancipation, of slaves;
slaves Fourteenth Amendment to U. S. Constitution, |
5-1185-1866. |
| Relief of persons
formerly in bondage, |
6-301-1870 |
| Prohibiting
common carriers from making distinctions in carrying
passengers; declared purpose to carry into effect Sec.
21, Art. 1. of Constitution; repealed former separate
coach act |
7-18-1871 |
| Declaring legally
married those who (while slaves) had lived together as
man and wife. |
7-424-1869 |
| Legitimating
marriages, and children of slaves, |
7-424-1869 |
| Providing for a
State Agricultural and Mechanical College for colored
youths, |
8-972-1876 |
| Establishment of
Prairie View State Normal School for colored teachers, |
8-1481-1879 |
| Providing for
election to determine location of branch of University of
Texas, for instruction of colored youths, |
9-285-1882 |
| Providing for selection and purchase of site
for State Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum for Colored Youths |
9-948-1887 |
| Requiring
railroads to furnish separate coaches for white and Negro
passengers, |
10-46-1891 |
| Providing for
survey of lands, to be set apart as permanent
endowment for branch university for colored
'people of Texas, |
10-1202-1897 |
| Favoring National
aid to the Afro-American Fair and Interstate Exposition
Co., |
10-1317-1897 |
