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Bibliography of State Slavery Statutes GA-1833
• Report of the Inspectors of the Penitentiary
showing the condition of the Institution for
the third quarter of the year 1832, ending on
the 30th day of September, [p. 316]
• A statement shewing [sic] the number of
convicts received in the Penitentiary, also
the number, pardoned, discharged, died,
killed, escaped and reclaimed, the number
re-committed for a second offence, and the
number remaining in the Penitentiary at the
end of the year, for each year from the 10th
of March, 1817, the date on which the first
convict was received, to the 30th day of
September, 1832. [p. 329]
• A statement shewing [sic] the places of
nativity of the convicts received in the
Penitentiary, also the number and nature of
the crimes of each convict, from the
establishment of the Institution to the 30th
Sept. 1832. [p. 329]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
negroes; Aged and infirm slaves; Burke County,
GA; Chatham County, GA; Courts; Free persons
of color; Highways and roads; Hiring of slaves;
Imprisonment; Incorporation of companies;
Jefferson County, GA; Liquor laws; Macon, GA;
Patrols; Runaways; Sales of slaves; Trading with
slaves; Whipping
GA-1833
Contains:
• An Act to appropriate money for the
support of Government for the political year
eighteen hundred and thirty four. [pp. 28,
31-32]
• An Act to alter and amend an act, entitled
an act to amend and consolidate the several
acts for the incorporation of the city of
Macon, and the common thereof, and for
extending the jurisdictional limits of East
Macon, and for the purposes herein
mentioned, [pp. 109, 113]
• An Act more effectually to provide for the
government and protection of the Cherokee
Indians, residing within the limits of
Georgia, and to prescribe the bounds of their
occupant claims; and also, to authorize
grants to issue for lots drawn in the late land
and gold lotteries in certain cases, and to
provide for the appointment of an agent to
carry certain parts thereof into execution;
and to fix the salary of such agent, and to
punish those persons who may deter Indians
from enrolling for emigration, [pp. 114-115,
118]
• An Act amendatory of an act, passed the
27th day of December, 1831, which vests
the appointment of the Patrols in the
Justices of the Peace, so as to allow them
compensation for certain services, and for
other purposes, so far as relates to the
counties of Liberty, Glynn and others, with
the exception of the county of Liberty, [pp.
141-142]
• An Act to reform, amend, and consolidate
the penal laws of the State of Georgia, [pp.
143-147, 150, 154, 159-160, 196-203,
215-217]
• An Act concerning free persons of Colour,
their Guardians, and Coloured Preachers,
[pp. 226-229]
• An Act to manumit and set free Mary, a
woman of colour, and her child Cordelia,
now the property, wife and child of
Lovewell C. Fluellin, a free man of color, [p.
289]
• An Act to sell and dispose of all the public
hands, together with all the horses, mules,
carts, tools, and implements belonging to
the State of Georgia, now in possession of
the different superintendents, [pp. 305-308]
• An Act to incorporate the village of
Jefferson, in the county of Jackson, [pp.
324-325]
• Resolutions which originated in the Senate
of the State of Georgia. November 9th,
1833. [pp. 341, 367-368]
• Resolutions which originated in the House
of Representatives. November 11th, 1833.
[pp. 371, 377-378, 381, 383-384, 409]
Descriptors: Abduction of slaves and free
negroes; Appropriations; Arrest; Blue laws;
Capital crimes; Capital punishment; Courts;
Cruelty to slaves; Delaware; Education; Emanci-
pation; Enticement; Firearms; Free persons of
color; Guardians; Harboring of slaves; Highways
and roads; Importation of slaves; Imprisonment;
Incorporation of cities and towns; Indians;
Insurrection; Jackson County, GA; Jefferson,
GA; Macon, GA; Manumission; Murder;
Negroes; Oakmulgee Navigation Co.; Passes;
State Slavery Statutes 79