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GA-1829 Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes
Rembert Taylor, to sell and dispose of
certain negroes, and to perform other acts in
behalf of his said Ward, in this State, [pp.
132-133]
• An Act to provide for the improvement of
the Roads and Rivers in this State, [pp.
139-145]
• An Act to alter and amend the road laws of
this State so far as they relate to the county
of Glynn, and to repeal the second section
of an act passed the twenty-fourth Decem-
ber, eighteen hundred and twenty-seven,
[pp. 151-152]
• An Act to direct and make uniform the
manner of fishing for shad on the river
Ocmulgee, with seines, and to provide for
the punishment of those who shall violate
the provisions of this act. [pp. 152-153]
• An Act to lay off, define, and keep open the
main channel of Savannah River from
Augusta to the mouth of Lightwood Log
Creek in Elbert county, so as to prevent the
obstruction of navigation, and the free
passage of fish therein, and to punish those
who may obstruct the same, and to appoint
Commissioners to carry the provisions of
this act into effect, and to point out the
mode of their compensation, [pp. 154-157]
• An Act to be entitled an act, to amend the
several laws now in force in this State,
regulating Quarantine in the several sea
ports of this State, and to prevent the
circulation of written or printed papers
within this State calculated to excite
disaffection among the coloured people of
this state, and to prevent said people from
being taught to read or write; and to repeal
the act assented to the ninth December,
eighteen hundred and twenty-four, entitled
an act, to repeal the law of eighteen hundred
and seventeen, prohibiting the introduction
of slaves into this state, [pp. 168-171]
• An Act to amend the several laws of this
State for the trial and punishment of slaves
and free persons of colour, [p. 172]
• An Act to alter the second section of the act
to amend the act of seventeen hundred and
seventy, passed December tenth, eighteen
hundred and three, so far as relates to the
city of Augusta, [p. 173]
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• An Act to amend an act passed on the
sixteenth day of December, eighteen hun-
dred and eleven • and also an act passed on
the nineteenth day of December, eighteen
hundred and sixteen, in relation to slaves
and free persons of colour, [p. 173-174]
• An Act to prohibit the employment of
slaves and free persons of colour in the
setting of types in printing offices in this
State, [p. 175]
• An Act to regulate slaves and free persons
of colour in the towns of Clinton and
Macon. [p. 176-177]
• Resolution of the Senate of the State of
Georgia, 21st November 1829. [pp. 207-
208]
• Resolution of the Senate of the State of
Georgia, 26th November 1829. [pp. 208-
209]
• Resolution of the Senate of the State of
Georgia, Dec. 17, 1829. [pp. 235-240]
Descriptors: Abolition of slavery; Arson; Augus-
ta, GA; Boats and ships; Capital punishment;
Clinton, GA; Courts; Education; Federal-State
relations; Fish and fishing; Free persons of color;
Guardians; Hancock County, GA; Highways and
roads; Hiring of slaves; Importation of slaves;
Inheritance; Insurrection; Liquor laws; Macon,
GA; Negroes; Persons of color; Books and
stationery; Quarantine; Sales of slaves; Servants;
Slaveholding states; Trials; Whipping; Ryerson,
David; Taylor, Hugh; Taylor, Margaret Rembert
GA-1830
Contains:
• An Act to provide for taking the Census of
the State of Georgia, in pursuance of the
requirement of the twenty-fifth section of
the first article of the Constitution of the
State of Georgia, [pp. 45-47]
• An Act to authorise the survey and
disposition of lands within the limits of
Georgia, in the occupancy of the Cherokee
tribe of Indians, and all other unlocated
lands within the limits of said State, claimed
as Creek land, and to authorise the
Governor to call out a military force, to
protect Surveyors, in the discharge of their
duties, and to provide for the punishment of
persons who may prevent, or attempt to