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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
purposes therein mentioned; and to make
permanent the location of the Court House
and Jail in said County of Whitfield; and to
amend the several Acts incorporating the
City of Atlanta, and the several Acts
heretofore passed incorporating the City of
Columbus; and also the several Acts
incorporating the City of Macon. [pp.
235-237, 243]
190• An Act to amend an Act to incorporate
the City of Griffin, assented to December
28th, 1843. And to repeal an Act to alter and
amend the several acts incorporating the
City of Griffin, assented to February 21st,
1850. [pp. 247-250]
193• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Irwinton, in the County of Wilkinson, and to
provide for the election of Intendant and
Commissioners therefor, and to define their
powers and duties, and for other purposes,
[pp. 253-255]
205• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Roswell, in the County of Cobb, to provide
for the Election of an Intendant and Board
of Commissioners for the same, and to
confer upon them specified powers, and for
other purposes therein mentioned, [pp.
265-267]
209• An Act to incorporate the Town of
Sylvania, in the County of Scriven; to
provide for the election of Commissioners of
said Town, and such other Officers as may
be necessary, and confer upon them special
powers; and for other purposes therein
mentioned, [p. 270-271]
213• An Act to amend the several Acts of
force in relation to the incorporation of the
Town of West Point, in Troup County, and
to incorporate the same under the name of
the City of West Point, and to provide for
the Election of a Mayor and Aldermen, and
such other officers as may be required, and
confer on them specified powers; also, to
incorporate and confer certain powers upon
the Commissioners of the Town of Webb-
ville; also, to authorize the Trustees of
Thomaston Academy to sell certain proper-
ty, and vest the proceeds thereof; and also,
to incorporate and confer certain powers
upon the Trustees of the First Presbyterian
Church at Atlanta, the Trustees of the
Waynesville Presbyterian Church, and the
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Trustees of the Permanent Fund of the
Children of Israel, and for other purposes
therein mentioned, [pp. 274, 277, 279]
258• An Act to repeal an Act entitled an Act
to extend the Civil jurisdiction of the
Justices of the Peace in the City of
Savannah, and to compel Justices of the
Peace and Constables of country Districts in
the County of Chatham to be residents of
the Districts of which they are elected,
assented to the 21st day of December, 1835,
so far as the Civil Jurisdiction of the Justices
of the Peace for the First, Second, Third and
Fourth Districts Georgia Militia, in the City
of Savannah are concerned; and to establish
rates of fees of Magistrates and Constables
in the City of Savannah, [pp. 325-327]
471• An Act for the relief of John
Montgomery and William A. Lewis, of
Forsyth County; Nancy Going, Adaline
Page, Thursday, Isabella, De la Fayette, and
Elmira, free persons of color, of the County
of Columbia, and for other purposes therein
specified, [pp. 533-534]
480• An Act to authorize the Chief Engineer
of the Western and Atlantic Rail Road, to
pay wages to negro man Ransom, [pp.
538-539]
491• An Act to revive and amend an Act to
regulate and keep in repair the public Roads,
Causeways and Bridges, approved Decem-
ber 13th, 1809, so far as relates to the
County of Burke, [pp. 544-548]
492• An Act to authorize the Commissioners
of Roads, in the Counties of Glynn and
Camden, to relieve the hands of certain
persons therein mentioned, [p. 548]
494• An Act to alter and amend the several
Acts in relation to Roads of this State, so far
as relates to the County of Glynn. [pp.
549-550]
496• An Act to amend the Road Laws of this
State, so far as relates to the Counties of
Wilkes, Laurens, Lincoln, Columbia and
Twiggs. [pp. 552-554]
497• An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
to exempt certain persons of Mclntosh
County from Road duty, and for other
purposes therein named, approved, January
19th, 1852, so as to make the same general
in its operation, so far as the County of
Mclntosh is concerned, [pp. 554-555]
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