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GAI 860 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
23• An Act to point out the method of
distributing negroes, in certain cases therein
mentioned, [p. 32]
28• An Act to authorize Guardians of Free
Persons of Color, to make settlements with
the Courts of Ordinary and for other
purposes, [p. 35]
60• An Act to repeal "an Act, entitled an Act
to levy a tax on all goods peddled in this
State, or sales by samples or otherwise, by
itinerant drummers or other persons; and for
other purposes, assented to December 15th,
1859." [p. 54]
61• An Act to amend and add to the Fourth
Division of the Penal Code; and for other
purposes therein mentioned, [pp. 54-55]
62• An Act to change the Forty-fourth
Section of the Eight [sic] Division of the
Penal Code of this State, [pp. 55-56]
63• An Act to amend the Twelfth Section of
the Thirteenth Division of the Penal Code,
[p. 56]
64• An Act to add an additional Section to
the 13th Division of the Penal Code, making
it penal to sell to or furnish slaves or free
persons of color with weapons of offence
and defence; and for other purposes
thereinmentioned. [pp. 56-57]
65• An Act to repeal [amend?] "an Act to
exempt negroes employed by Contractors in
the construction of Rail Roads, from liability
to work on Roads, on certain conditions."
[P-57]
66• An Act to authorize the owner, or
owners, of Slaves charged with offences
against the Laws, to give bail for such slave,
or slaves, [pp. 57-58]
67• An Act authorizing bail to be given for
slaves, or free persons of color in certain
cases therein mentioned, [p. 58]
98• An Act to amend the several Acts
incorporating the city of Dalton, and
amendatory of and in addition to the several
Acts incorporating the city of Atlanta, and
to extend the corporate limits of the town of
Cumming, in the county of Forsyth, [pp.
90-91]
100• An Act to prevent free negroes and
slaves from keeping eating tables, and living
separate and apart from their owners, hirers,
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or guardians, and to prevent their trafficing
[sic] and trading in the town of Monroe, in
this State, and to prescribe punishment for
the same, and for other purposes, [pp. 92-93]
108• An Act to incorporate the town of
Valdosta, in the county of Lowndes, and to
provide for the election of Mayor, Council-
men, Clerk, Treasurer, and Marshal for the
same, and to regulate the sale and retail of
spirituous liquors in the town of Monroe, to
authorize the members of the City Council
of Rome to elect a Mayor pro-tem, to amend
the Act incorporating the town of Hillsboro,
in Floyd county, to exempt certain property
in the town of Cartersville, from taxation for
town purposes, to extend the corporate
limits thereof, and for other purposes, [pp.
107, 110-111]
154• An Act for the protection of the citizens
of Camden, Bryan, Mclntosh and Glynn
counties, [p. 154]
166• An Act the better to regulate the liquor
traffic in the counties of Taliaferro, Greene,
Washington and Henry, and for other
purposes, [pp. 160-162]
169• An Act to compel all Guardians or
Employers of Free Negroes, in the counties
of Walker, Thomas, Henry, and Upson, to
have the Free Negroes for whom they are
Guardian or Employer, to reside on the
premises of the Guardian or Employer, and
to manage said Free Persons in such way as
to cause them to make a support for
themselves, if able to work. [p. 163]
214• An Act to alter the Patrol Laws of this
State so far as relates to the twentieth
District G. M. of Bryan county, and to
establish by law a system of mounted Police
for said District, [pp. 206-207]
215• An Act to alter and amend an Act,
entitled an Act, to alter and amend the
Patrol Laws of this.State, approved Febru-
ary 20th, 1854 so far as relates to the county
of Dougherty, [p. 207]
216• An Act amendatory of an Act to amend
the Patrol Laws of this State, approved
February 20th, 1854, so far as relates to the
county of Eflingham. [p. 208]
217• An Act to establish a mounted Police in
the county of Mclntosh, to levy a tax upon
the slaveholders of the two hundred and