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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes GA-1862
seventy-first and twenty-second Districts
Georgia Militia in said county, and for other
purposes therein mentioned, [pp. 208-209]
218• An Act to authorize Justices of the
Peace in Mitchell county to appoint Patrol
Commissioners for said county, [pp. 209-
210]
14• Resolutions of the Senate and the House
of Representatives of the State of Georgia.
Assented to December 19th, 1860. [pp.
238-240]
Descriptors: Abolitionists and abolition societies;
Arrest; Atlanta, GA; Boats and ships; Bryan
County, GA; Camden County, GA; Capital
punishment; Courts; Dougherty County, GA;
Drugs and medicine; Effingham County, GA;
Firearms; Free Negroes; Free persons of color;
Glynn County, GA; Greene County, GA;
Guardians; Henry County, GA; Highways and
roads; Hunting; Imprisonment; Incorporation of
cities and towns; Inheritance; Liquor laws;
Lowndes County, GA; Mclntosh County, GA;
Mitchell County, GA; Monroe, GA; Negroes;
Non-slaveholding states; Patrols; Police; Rail-
roads; Robbery and theft; Secession; Slavehold-
ing states; Taliaferro County, GA; Taxation;
Thomas County, GA; Trading with slaves;
Upson County, GA; Valdosta, GA; Walker
County, GA; Washington County, GA; Weap-
GA-1861
Contains:
24• An Act to authorize Guardians, Trustees,
Executors and Administrators to invest in
Confederate States Bonds, and in land and
negroes, [p. 32]
63• An Act to add an additional Section to
the Tenth and Thirteenth Divisions of the
Penal Code of this State, [p. 68]
68• An Act to allow all Slaves and Free
Persons of Color, who may leave this State
in the service of any person in, or connected
with the Military Service, to return to the
State of Georgia, [pp. 71-72]
84• An Act to alter and amend an Act
entitled an Act to incorporate the City of
Americus, and to alter and amend an Act to
incorporate the town of Americus in the
county of Sumter, and for other purposes,
[pp. 87-89]
88• An Act to incorporate the town of
Bellville in the county of Richmond, [pp. 91,
93-94]
119• An Act to alter the Sixth Section of An
Act to amend the Patrol Laws of this State,
approved February 20th, 1854. [p. 115]
130• An Act to authorize Elmira Mathews, a
free person of color, to sell herself into
perpetual slavery, [pp. 121-122]
Descriptors: Adultery and fornication; Americus,
GA; Bellville, GA; Bridges and ferries; Capital
punishment; Confederate States; Free persons of
color; Greene County, GA; Hiring of slaves;
Imprisonment; Incorporation of cities and towns;
Negroes; Patrols; Railroads; Richmond County,
G A; Sumter County, G A; Taxation; Trespassing
and destruction of property; Voluntary enslave-
ment; Doherty, John J.; Mathews, Elmira (free
person of color)
GA-1862
Contains:
1• An Act to prevent and punish the planting
and cultivating, in the State of Georgia, over
a certain quantity of land in Cotton, during
the war with the Abolitionists, [pp. 5-6]
40• An Act to amend the Patrol Laws of this
State, [p. 45]
41• An Act to alter the sixth section of an act
to amend the Patrol Laws of this State,
approved February 20th, 1854. [p. 46]
49• An Act to appropriate money for
obstructing the navigable streams of this
State, and to authorize His Excellency the
Governor to expend the same, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, [pp. 54-55]
101• An Act to authorize Jane Miller, a free
person of color, to sell herself into perpetual
slavery, [p. 95]
22• Resolutions to authorize the impress-
ment of free negroes, as well as slaves, [pp.
108-109]
33• Resolution that owners of impressed
slaves may hire others in place, [pp.
111-112]
34• Resolution that the Governor be
requested not to impress slaves of refugees,
[p. 112]
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