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inticntares, but^hey
until approved !»v the
of the County Court, and liled in 1i;s
The Judge sliail exercise 11 sonml
..•••on in approving indentures.
"'l l. Duties of Master.—The master shall
IMcVthc apprentice the business of imsbanil-
', j l0U qa service, or some other useful trade
^'occupation, which shall lie specified in the
instntnicnt-flf apprenticeship;.shall furnish
him wholesome food, suitable .clothing, nnd
necessary medicine aud medical attendance;
j‘ ;l U teaoli liim habits of industry, honesty
IVl morality; shall cause him to bo taught
J„ read English; and shall govern liim with
humanity, using only the same degree of
lli.-ee to compel Ilia obedience as a father
in'iv us- with his minor child.
3. Controreniei1 Pending the Relation.—
Of # li controversies between the master and
j,; s prentice pending the existence of the
relation, the County Court may exercise jn-
j-ii.liction, and on complaint ot either party
notice to the other, may cause justice to
|, 0 done in a summary manner. If the mas-
tl . r he in default, he shall be fined at the <li3-
cretion of the Court; and if the apprentice,
t: .,. Court may order snch^^rrection as the
circumstances may demnnignot extending to
cruelty.
K 0. Disolutlonof the JUlatkm.—By consent
0 ;'the parties.-the County Court may dissolve
relation r.t any time; and at the death of
i; noisier, tilt: Court may either dissolve it,
yi'.siitute for the deceased a member of
j, 1 ! f.imily;in which event, the latter, by
- ot a written acceptance,• shall thenceforth
all the rights, and bo bound for nil the
duties of the original master. Dissolutions
-. ■ , .i!>sent, or for the death of the roaster,
,.;i! be subject to the sound discretion of the
a- also shall be the selection of a suc-
c r ti> the master, from among the raem-
1, rs of his family ; imt if no successor be des
ignated. and his acceptance tiled within one
month, the relation shall no longer exist.
The County Court may also dissolve the
rehithm at tHo instance of the master, for
connty, or on the streets, or property of any
corporate city or town -therein; or the Coun
ty Judge may,under rules and regulations, (in
like manner establish.) manage, assign, and
dispose of such labor for the best interests of
whicii must be expressed therein, or endorsed
thereoh and signed.
If either party lie a person of color, the
Judge or Clerk of the County Court shall,
before tiling the contract, reqd it over dis- u , s(1 ,, cLliu „„„ uluOMW
tinct.j in the Hearing of such party, and tee j the community, always having in view the
t!iat ini both understands and assents to its i objects of the sentence, and the principles of
terms. _ It upon citlior ot these points, the justice and humanity. A copy of the rales
officer w not lully satisfied, he shall decline j and regulations of such county, established as
to put t.ie instrument on file. _ _ | aforesaid, shall bo furnished to the Governor,
Imcu contract shall be numbered in its 1 and be subject to revision by him. The said
proper order, at the time ot tiling, and noted - Judge and Justices shall see that proper and
“the index. _ | sufficient food and clothing arc supplied to
1 he date of toe filing shall l*e endorsed on • such convicts. If any such convict, being
tlie contract, and the endorsement signed by able, shall refuse to do lawful labor, or other-
thc Judge or the Clerk. wise violate lawful rules and orders, the case
An Alphabetical Index. ot all Court con- shall be reported to the Connty Judge, who
traits sliail bo kept, in which the names of all. may, in liis discretion enforce obedience in
the parties to each contract slmll be entered the manner specified in the latter part of the
under tile appropriate initial letters, with a eight section of this article,
reference to the number ot the contract.— § 10. Tint terms “hard labor” or “labor,”
This index shall remain in the office ot the when used in any penal act, without specifV-
County Court, and be subject to inspection ing labor in the Penitentiary or on the public
by the public. _ i ' 1 works sliail signify cither labor on the public
;i the contract relate to service, it shall be works or property, or labor under the discre-
lilcd in the County where the service is to be tion of the Countv 'Judge. its provided in this
rendered, or where the master resides ; and article; and the Court before which the case
if to the occupation of land, in the County ; j 3 tried, may, in its discretion, sentence the
where the land lies. Upon a change of the i convict to cither of tliusc three classes of la-
master’s residence, or of the service, from one j bor.
county to another, a certified copy of the j & 11. The offenses described-in sections
, . . „ . , - . ,, , — _—j, — guilty of offenses pun
latti-i County shall be the one m which to j hhalilo by imprisonment in the Penitentiary,
conduct all suosequent proceedings. _ j are declared to be offenses when committed
A Court contract may be set aside in the : j n relation to-porsons sentenced to labor on
County Court lor Iraud, by a direct proceed- , the public works and property, pr guilty of
ing for that purpose ; or itniay.be collator- i offenses punishable by such labor, and li’er-
ally impeached lor Iraud, either 111 that Court j sons guilty of the same shall be punished, on
° r ,m nn y 0 , r : , , „ I,conviction, by imprisonment and labor in the
I he remedy in tho County Court on Court | Penitentiary, or by labor on the public works
contracts, is not exclusive, but cumulative j and property, at: the discretion of the Court,
on v* iDTiorrtv and lor such term* as are provided for the
AK riCLL IX. ! [ike offenses, in said sections of the Code.
WILLS,, ADMINISTRATION, IlISTUIBCTION OF;
ESTATES, ETC. j ARTICLE XL
1 case of trespassers on enclosed land, yro-! and postponed, if, in the opinion of tho Ccurt,
'Red. that this section shall not apply to j justice will be promoted thereby,
ay-farers who shall encamp for a night, or,
1 case of providential detention, for a longer ;
ail cases where a colored person may
| die testate, and the executor fails or refuse’s
[ to qualify, or where such person shall die,
I intestate, and the whole* estate, in cither case,
! according t> tiro best estimate which the Or
-Allou'.mco t> Jp-
shall belong the
u’s labor; bnt at the
1U0 asmall^ aUow- n ? a * V"& *
color, except when otherwise herein provid
ed, shall have the same definitions, and be
subject to the same laws, as to trial and pun
ishment, as if committed against white per
sons.
• tlaui one la;.:
uiav decline it, a
unity Court; am
I fix tilt* sum to
hushing the man
.: .*rits of the up;
• r, and the long!
!, Master'* Right<
master shall i:>
: '>a employ;-:
' :olk*e of the 11
r - ! shall not h
-.i.ii wiiich to begin
■ft, in the first instance,
-it..-. If the master of-
, d dollar , iheappren-
d cite the master before
Court, after liear-
:hcir wit;. —; , if any,
•o paid, i;.er. ising or
r.t offered, according to
entice, the menus of the
and fidelity of the scr-
rgit <n*t Third Person*.—
{! jht of action against
::i colored apprentice,
rml the damages re-
less than twenty-five
ARTICLE VIII.
CO-l. it ACTS.
11. Contracts ho Cuhretl P-rsons.—Tile gen
era! law'applicable to contracts, except where
otherwise expressly provided I*y this system
of laws, is hereby extended to contracts nuuie
l.y persons of color among themselves, or with
white persons, or bodies corporate, This
section shall retroact upon all contractu made
bv colored persons since tlie first dav of Juno,
1983.
S 2. TTVif/rovi E?:'t geff by Illiterate Person*.
- ..Vo " i-itinj; *ie. r.-irn-reXeeuml in tlli*l
shall bind any party who signs tho shine by'
1... dog hisiii.-.rk. unless sai 1 writing, in the
ait. : ition clause or oisewhre, specify in the
h ir.dwriting of nil attesting witness, that it
w.. ad over : :l liio hearing of suell party.
A a 1 r. - pioiia.e of a writing so signed, shall
hr- :-iont to 1 imi: it to record, or for ..;iy
oth r purpo -, unie. s tbs state fact i>e uUn
d 1 in si;-, it probate. Prod led, however,
t, it inis section w all not apply where it is
M-;. ■ plainly to appear by direct and poeilive
.that i h -p:u ry could easily read br
ie • ritirg fo. uiaiself.or that tlie iiistrtV
l ::: question, was in fact fully and cor-
n . read to him ... the timo of its. eXQCU-
'oirt C‘". eii -. .. — Any written ngroy-
11 r a t.*r:n of : vice not exceeding one
>r tor Hit leii e. rent, or. occupation of
•r tenements, not exceeding a like
nay, ut i*pt:e» of U10 parties, be
1 lliiiilli nf UieCounty Court, thepar-
•• itUeruftii :a, retaining a duplicate
■gri-viiieiit ;hu- filed shall bv known as
. Contract, and shall have the force
e; of n.juiigmi «t or decree for the spe-
forma.iee of i s terms, both as to tlie
--iipulutions .-uhAlie plain duties and
h. s resulting therefrom by ingdica-
Uw. - -
1 of these, stipulations,'duties
ii;-.i i
lies, i
it'i.i.--
him, does not exceed one hundred dollars in current action'of two or more, committed by
value, that officer may dispense wlfh the rules . . . . .
of advertisement, and dtfier formalities re-
qnired by the law, and may 'cite ail of the
next of kin, above the ago of eighteen, ol
whom he can obtain information, to appear
before him, on a day to be fixed by bjm,
within such number of days not exceeding
t:i;rty, ms in judgment the circumstania-s
render proper, hnd then and there, having
reference, a&Mieurly as possible, to tho rules
which-Tcgiilate tiie grant of administration
in this State, lie may appoint an administra
tor of said estate. Such administrator shall
in all respect:* bo governed by tlie laws of,
this State, which regulate tlie tidmininruluni
and distribution of estates.
§ !J. If none iff the next of kin, nor any
creditor of an estate of a person of color,
shall be found, qualified, in the opinion of
the Ordinary, properly to' administer said
e gate, then n person not a mem her of family,
nor a creditor nuiy be r.ppointed.
ARTICLE X.
PENAL I.AKOlt ON PUBLIC WORKS.
5 1. Frorii and aftej* the passage of this act,
the following criirtl-s, to-wit: simple larceny,
if a felony; larceny from the house, of a chat
tel of less value limn 011c hundred dollars;
vagrancy; and receiving stolen goods; ami
also attempts tA commit the following crimes,
*.1 wit .- •»!•), crv . burglary, larceny from the — , ..
house, and arsorr,*-si,'™*i w jnmisficri -ny eon- pm-mtus-ienivunor. and on conviction thereof,
finement at hard labor on the public works
or public property, instead of by confinement
in tlie Penitentiary.' And in .nil other cases
where by law confinement in the Penitentiary
i« prescribed as a punishment, the Court,-in
its discretion,’ nmy serttfeniw. the Convict to
confinement at hard labor-on the public works
or property: Prornle/l, that riottvitlistnnding
crimes, or attempts to commit crime, shall be
classed as felonies. 1
§ 3. The term of labor off the public works
shall conform, in aW cases, to that of Tahur in
the Penitentiary, now prescribed in like cs-. -s.
§.!. The Governor, in his discretion, may
commute tlie punishment of any convict sent
enced to labor in the Penitentiary, fo labor
on tho public works, cither for a part or the
whole of the term of punishment.
§ 4. It shall be lawiu! for the Governor, in
bis discretion, to appoint, at convenient place.?
In fhc : State, convict stations, to which con
victs sentenced-either to the Penitentiary, or
to labor on public works, may be immediate
ly sent by the Sheriffs of the several counties,
and lie there received and kept at tho ex
pense of the State, in the manner, and by the
officers prescribed by the Governor, until de
livered to the proper custody- for labor. Un
til such stations arc appointed, convicts sent
enced to labor on public works, shall be kept
2$^nd j j”, ***** transported to such field of
;,ae to !imc.bu enforced bv tho County the Governor or General bupenn-
n. ov orders entered on the minutes for tendent may dire*ct in the same manner as
those sentenced to the Penitentiary
$ 5. A General Superintendent of convicts
shall be appointed by the Governor, suiijeit
itrposo; which orders may be carried
tivt by attachment for contempt, or any
writ, execution, or process known to . . ..
and used in anv Court for affording U> remova and *a" receive a salmy of—
its own I dollars. lie slmll have power, subject to the
approval of the Governor, to appoint such
tl:
r l.i-'s to parties, or for muintainin;
'■ 1 by and ilignity,
it mages for a breacii'of such contract may
he awarded by similar orders, and payment
enforced by like theans; and at the
d--i : of the party aggrieved, the contract
>'i"y be declared rescinded, and such party
ii'to:vil to his original situation as nearly as
pits': >!e. Any other order requisite to The at-
t nrnient ot substantinrjustiix) in the parties*
Ip se, nmy also be passed and enforced ;
t-ii:rt always keeping in view, as careli-
1 f p Aits, that. each party is to be com-
pwRil to perform his contract, or to forfeit
1 ■ -:i.y mutt-rial'default, the whole or a part
- 1 enefits, and in addition thereto, to
ravn- fall and fnir compensation to the oppo-
- p : >rty, for any damage occasioned by a
breach thereof. In construing the contract,
time is to !>c regarded as Of tut* essence of the
Mine. Unless rendered impossible by the act
of 0 ..1, or the act of.law, whatever is stipu-
*te>l fbe done by cither party. mu3t bedone
."■t the very time or times specified.
At the expiration of the term fixed by the
Contract, the relation established, thereby
sliail cease, without notice to or from either
.y. The power of the County Court, by
appropriate orders, to compel payments, orto
award a.id collect damages, or to place the
parties in their fonner situalion, shall never-
tlioleas continue, subject only to the condition
that any order for one or more of these pur
poses, shall be applied for within two months
after The expiration of the time limited in the
contract for its full and final performance.—
breaches not thus provided for, may be tlie
subject of regular suit or action at, any time
within the statutory period applicable, to sim
ilar actions on other contracts.
Effery Conrt contract shall be attended
with the following incidents: Wages or
rent stipulated for therein, atid orders by tlie
County'Court for damages, shall be preferred
to ail other debts or liabilities of the party
whatsoever; the costs of the proceeding, and
public taxes excepted. In case of the party’s
dentil, his funeral expenses nnd those of liis
lust sickness, shall also be expected. This
preference shall date from the filing of the
mnimct. nnd prevail as to all orders founded
thereon, but not so as to restrain tho bona
ii<l< sale of property, tor a valuable consider
ation, except from’ the date of the orders
thonmetvea. The orders, whether for wages,
ur damages, sbolf have a lien upon all
tiie premertv. ntiil iwNnnnl nt* napfv
Assistant Superintendents as nmy be lound
necessary, anil to fix their compensation, and
to Muploy- siic-li guurels and subordinate offi
cials as necessity may require, all of whom
shall be subject to removal by tlie General
Superintendent.
j 0. Any convict sentenced to labor on pub
lic. works, may bo employed by the General
Superintendent, subject to the direction of
the Governor, at labor on the Western and
Atlantic Railroad, or any other property of
the Slate, on the public roads and bridges,
or at any other labor for the benefit or profit
of the State.
j 7. The Governor and General Superin
tendent slmll have the power, subject to mod
ification or repeal by the General Assembly,
to frame such regulations for the control,
minagement, and employment of snch con
victs, ns shall bo necessary and proper.
§ 8. Under the supervision and subject to
tlie discretion of the Governor, the General
Superintendent may at any time, farm out the
term of lnbor of any convict, to any Railroad,
Canal, Turnpike, Manufacturing or other
Company, or to any private person. He
shall take bond with security for the humane
treatment of the convict, and - for his proper
supply of food and clothing. A failure to
ei«nply with these requirements shall not on
ly forfeit the bond of the contractor, but shall
annul his right to the continued labor of the
convict. The Governor, on receiving proof
satisfactory to himself of the contractor's dc-
In all offlnses which require the con-
! action* of two or more, committed by
white persons and per,,on.? of color jointly, tic
offenders! may be separately trie l and punish
ed according to the provisons of law for each
class of such ofieiliters.
§i 4. Whenever rtu- penally proscribed for
nnv offense is death, it may beecomniuted in
to imprisonment for life in the Penitentiary,
or he.nl labor for life on the public works or
property, in tlie following ease?:
1m. 3y sentence of the or - filing Judge, if
the conviction is founded solely orf circum
stantial evidence, or if the Jury trying the
case shall so recommend. In tlie former ease
it is discretionary with the Judge, in the hit
ter it is not. -
2nd. By commutation oi the Governor 1 .
!>rd. By act of the General Assembly.
§ 3. Any person who s: 1 .Is or delivers to any
other person, not a druggist, or practising
physician, unless upon the precription of a
physician, any ■ arsenic, strychnine, prussic
acid, aconite, 'or other virulent poison, shall
make or cause- to be made, a written note of
the faet, entering thereon- the name and resi
dence of the person to whom -the sale or de
livery is made, the date thereof, nnd the name
and quantity o: the drug so sold, or deliver
ed, and simil witkia thirty days thereafter
file sucli written note in the office of the
county Judge.
Any person wiio fails or refuses to comply
with tiie pro,-is Lou.? oitiiis a-.-t. shall be <rtiilty
sliali be lined or imprisoned in the common
Jail of the county, at the difiCfotion of the
.Cjourt; Pvorid- .L that if any such poison be
sold or delivered,-with the intent or knowl
edge, that such poison is to be r .alieionsly
aiAninisterod to tuiy person, whether actually
taken by any p-.- so-.t or not. tile:; such furn
ishing sliail hu a felony, :utd punisn-d, on con
viction, by imprisonment aud hard- labor in
the Penitentiary, or on the public works, for
a term not less titan ten nor more than twen
ty years. And provided further, that ifdeath
ensue to any person from such poison, the
party so knowingly, ami with intent as afore
said, funiisliing t'lic same, shall be guilty of
murder. ‘
‘ s <>. Rape shall be pae.islmcl by imprison
ment at lmrd labor in tin- -Penitentiary, for a
term not lew than ten years, aud wiiich may
l*e for fife. If evidenced by 1 marks of vio-
leiie*- on the person of the female, it inay be
punished by death, at tlie discretion ot tlie
Court.
§ 7. An attempt to commit a rape shall be
punished by imprisonment at bard labor, for
not less than one year, nor longer than ten
years. If evidenced by marks of violence, as
aforesaid, it may be punished by snclt impris
onment for life, or by death, at tlie discretion
of the Court.
. § d. Any poison who shall administer poi
son to any other person, with intent to kill
the latter, ahalUxi punished with death, or,
upon the recoin men Jation of the. Jury, by
imprisonment in,tiro Penitentiary for a term
not less than five years, ami which may be
extended to fife, or by a like term of hard
labor.*
§ 0. Arson of an inhabited house in the
country shall be punislieu in the -same man
ner.
§ 10. Any person of color from another
State, being a convict, a fugitive from justice,
or a pauper coming into this State, and who
shall not immediately leave the State on being
notified to do so by miy civil officer, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall bo pun
ished, on conviction, its’ prescribed in the
fourth section of this article. And if such
person shall still refuse to leave the State,
such punishment may be repeated by order
of the county Judge without further trial,
until such offender shall depart from the
State.
§ 11. Any person who shall knowingly em
ploy any apprentice of another, during the
existence of such apprenticeship, or any ser
vant engaged l*y -a Conrt contract, who has
no logai certificate of discharge, or who shall,
after kuowiedge. continue to employ such
person, or who shall harbor or conceal such
person, with design to keep him from his
employer, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and on conviction, shall be- punished by fine
or imprisonment in the common Jail, or both,
at the discretion of-the Court; and shall,
moreover, be liable to an action for damages
at the suit of the employer.
• § 12. Any Ordinary, of liis Deputy, or Clerk,
who shall knowingly issue a license for mar
riage between a white person and a person of
color, or any magistrate, or minister of reli
gion, who shall knowingly officiate in solemn
:me, on nn enclosed land.
§ 15. Trespass upon any enclosed ground
if another slmll be a misdemeanor, and the
Sender, on conviction, shall be punished by
I no or imprisonment in the common jail, at
| 10 discretion of the Court.
Trespass shall be defined by the laws now
force in this State, bnt it shall be 110 tres-
j iss in any one to approach the dwelling of
t iic person controlling the premises by the
i aial mode of access, in a peaceable manner,
1 >r in like manner to approach the apart-
1 ent of any servant domiciled on the premi-
? 5. between the hours of sun-rise and 9
clock at night.
To approach the servants’ apartments after
i no o’clock at night, or to come on the prem-
i es after warning not to do so, l>y the person
ntrolling the same, shall lie a trespass.
The effect of warning slmll continue for
tw elve months, unless revoked.
§ 10. It shall be lawful for the person con-
ti-filing premises trespassed upon,or liis agent,
t: in liis absence, for any acluit person
a ting for and at the request of his family, to
a rest any person trespassing, as forbidden,
i 1 the preceding section, and to take said
t -.*spasscr to the nearest magistrate, or to tlie
( juuty Judge, to be dealt with according to
l|>v.
§ 17. Receiving stolen goods, knowing them
tl be stolen, shall be t*. substantive offence,
d shall be punished, on conviction, in like
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fault, may immediately order the return of ■ izing such a marriage, shall be guilty of a
the convict to the custody of the General Su- high misdemeanor, and on conviction, shall
parintendent of convicts, and may order suit j be punished by imprisonment and labor in
oa said bond. He may also, in his discretion, i.thc Penitentiary, or on the public works, for
direct that the contractor be persecuted for a ■ a term not exceeding two years, or by fine
violation of the laws of this State. If any l and imprisonment in the common Jail, at tlie
convict so hired out, shall refuse or neglect j discretion of the Court,
to do lawful work, which is not dispropor-! § 13. Any person who shall be a member or
tioned to liis health and strength, or other- j associate of any baud, association or combi-
wiso violate lawful rules or orders, he shall nation, formed without authority of law, for
be reported to the General Superintendent, the purpose of injuring persons of color, in
or any of liis Assistants, or the nearest Coun- i their persons or property, whether under pre-
ty Judge, who, if satisfied of the fact, shall i tence of punishing crime, or otherwise, shall
order to be inflicted on such convict, such i be guilty of a misdemeanor, and punished,
corporeal punishment, not endangering life or i on conviction, by fine or imprisonment in the
limb, as is usually inflicted in the Penitentiary common Jail or both, at the discretion of the
of Georgia. - Court; and shall moreover be liable to con-
§ 9. Whenever, by any Court having crimi-; vjetion and punishment for any overt act, ac-
nnl jurisdiction any person shall be sentenced, i cording to law. •
under the laws of this State, to a term of la- Any member of such association shall be a
bor, and said sentence does not specify that competent witness for the prosecution, and
such labor shall be in tlie Penitentiary or on his testimony shall not be used against him-
- ■ 1£ V hi!
§ 14. Any person who shall settle himself,
■■ ■' —take up his abode, on the
| 7 HHBMR , whether public or private
, renceof amajority of the Justices of the In- property, with nobona fide claim, or color of
mirnct shall be filed as a Court con- ferior Court, assign the said convict to labor right, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
Ui -rt without the consent of both parties, >11 the roads bridges, or other property ofth c on conviction shall be punished, as provided
-- in the Countv Court
§ 4. The prosecutor and tlie accused shall
each have the right of being confronted with
the witnesses against liim, off cross-examin
ing them under the rules of law, of arguing
the case to the Judge, and ot being represent
ed by counsel.
§ 5. If the accused in the County Court has
no counsel, it shall be the duty of tlie Judge
to inquire ftilly and fairly into bis defense, to
sift the testimony against liim, and to issue
subpoenas lor such witnesses as he may re
present to be material for his defense, and, if
necessary, to compel their attendance. Pro
dded. That the Judge may exercise his dis
cretion in compelling the attendance of wit
nesses for either party, if the testimony of tne
witness, as stated by the party desiring hi*
attendance, would, in the opinion of the
Judge, be immaterial to tlie case.
§ 0. It shall Ik; in the power of the County-
Judge, if. in his opinion, the prosecution in
any case before him, is unfounded and malic
ious, or without any probable cause, to give
judgment for the costs against the prosecutor.
§ 7. If any violation of the criminal law,
cognizable in tho County Court, be commit
ted by a person of color, it shall be the duty
of the special bailiff appointed by the Comity
Judge, to prosecute the offender, if, in the
opinion of tfie latter, the public good requir
es a prosecution.
S. The County Judge shall have power
to use the County jail for the detention of nc-
cuseil parties, or for the punishment of those
convicted of offenses, or guilty of contempt.
1 nnner, as simple larceny of the goods, so I Commitments by the County Judge shall be
rtecived. ' _ : lawful warrants to the jailor *lbr the detention
§ IS. Any person having n wife or minor j of prisoners, and shall be obeyed by liim.
c liklren, dependent on him, or her, who shall ! § 9. A party accused in the County Court
ARTICLE XIV.
LICENSES REQUIRED IN CERTAIN CASES.
I >th, at the discretion of- the Court, -and a j ifizance.
1 ife shall be a competent witness for or 1
t ;ainst licr husband on the trial.
§ 19. Any person distilling any alcoholic -
I ptor without a license, or, who having a !i- J,
II nsc, violate any of the conditions ot tho | § 1. The Board of Aldermen, members of
s uie, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and l the City Council, Commissioners, or other
conviction, be punished by fine or.iinpris- ‘ corporate authorities, in any town or village
i uncut, in the common jail of the county 7 , or of tins State, shall have power to pass any
l >th, at the discretion -of the Court. ordinance or regulation requiring that all
If tlie distillation be within the limits of persons engaged in buying, or selling, or re-
;i.y corporate town or city, the corporate atf ceiving on deposit, or on storage, any provis
t. critics shall have the power of granting or for. manor beast, including fruit and
rt Rising a license, and of prescribing its terms ’ vegetables of all kinds, any fire-wood, cotton,
and conditions. If within tho t-onnty unci 1 cotton-seed, live stock,poultry, orally article
without the limitsof sucii corporate town or . of merchandise, shall first obtain from such cor-
city, the Justices of the Inferior Court shall. pbhitp authorities, a license authorizing such
have the .like powers. The fee for a license pu;-eka?e, or sale. Provided, That it shall
shall lint exceed one dollar. Upon convic- ! rest m the Sound discretion of such eorpo-
tion f<
shall
as the
§ 20
soil nn
who h
comlii
of sale,
tor, or
sliail 1
victionltiiereol, shall be puni
impris< ament, m the common jail, or both, at hige; and shall have the same discretion in
the disln tioa of the Court. the premises, as is given to corporate author-
Tiio aiwcr of granting licensesalioll be the ities iu the above section,
same, afi 1 eases of licenses for distilling al- § 3. Upon tlie corporate authorities of snch
liquors. The (ec for a license to a ‘town/r village.‘and the Justices of the Infe-
ther than a retailer, shall not exceed ri-.ir vonrt for any County, shall devolve the
vo cents. responsibility of deciding whether or-not the
i applicant ibr^any such license is a fit and
ARTICLE XII. prnper person to be entrusted with the privi
lege—one not likely to violate the laws of
tliis State, not knowingly to trade with
the offense above described, the still rate'authorities to determine whether or not
forfeited to the town or the county, 1 such ordinance or regulation shall be adopt*
use may be. q'd, and also to exclude from the license, any
Any person selling to any other per- j of the articles above named, or to include
alcoholic liquor without a license, or, others.
ving a license, shall violate any of the § 2. The Justices of tho Inferior Court in
iiis of the same, as to the time or mode any County of this State, may also make and
the quantity of liquor, or the c-harac- prescribe regulations for the grant of li-
age of the purchaser, or otherwise, tense.-, as in thy above reetion specified, v. ith-
guilty of a misdemeanor, and on con- in any portion of a County, not included
thereof, shall be punished by fine or within tlie corporate limits ot a town or vil-
constit
fore
mitt!
to,
on the t ia! of offenders, wherever applicable. They shall also, in their discretion, Sx the
unless expressly excepted, sliail !-o the same license fee.
for persis of color, as for white?. j 4. I11 all cases where such an ordinance is
$ 31 X» servant shall beheld t'fimrnally nc- passed, or such regulations established, pub-
CdUffthbll for any act done by order of his libation thereof shall be made in some Ga-
einployei or in the - absence of sue!/einployoi- zot^e of the County, once a week for two
by order >f the wife or agent of the latter, in months,or written advertisement thereof shall
defense 1 f the employer’s' per?t»hjfjjjmily or be posted at the Court House, and at places
property, but thy: person giving tlieprder sh ill of dibbling the several Justices’ Courts in said
lie respoi ,ible, as If the act vcve done by Coanfy^or at other public places in the Coun-
himself. tv, for three in inths after thepassiigo of such
trial of. persous-of c/lor for any ordinance or rumfdtion.
§ Si Ti
offences rfiose pun;
labor on t
years, sh:
trial of nil
shall be i:
sons guilt
faet shall
Principal
§ 4. TIi
by person
offender, i
incut tbii:
slmll, if k
eitlier of tl
lose pun: i'nacnt may e death or §3. No person shall sell to, or buy from
e public works, for mere than three another, ::uy of the articles above specified,
I be in the Superior/Court. Tile in any incorporated town or village where
other offenses comm tfed- by them snob ordinance is passed , or County where*
he. County Court.
;;s accessories befor;
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-sjof color, which wo:;
1 white person,, to
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rks of the Style or county, forfeited, so far as the right to trade in such
articles, by vending the sumo, is concerned.
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: following, viz : ishedby a fine not exceedingd hundred
1. A line uof exceeding two) hundred dol- dollars, or a sentence to labor, not exceeding
law. 2. Ii prisonnient in the ennmon jail of —_ mouths together with the costs of pros-
thc county, or elsewhere, no* to
months. 1 3 Labor no
on the nub! e.worl
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10. 4. Cor Ineinent on bread ind water not
to exceed o: e month with additional inipris- p EOKGIA, Bib:? cocntw—WUeriX?’ peter II.
onment not o exceed five .mojtiis. 5. Con- \T Uonoappliesto the uiutersigued for Letters
finement in he stocks or pillotf. o! AdmiuUty-ntioa »poa the Estate of enri-'tophe-r
5 8 The mnishi-mnf to- v/.-mnev mian SdMerstWn, Into "i w>m county, dcecsscil; all
♦lw. "i I? ' *. ‘ persons Interested are rcquire-tl to beaml npnefriif
f.i rS l C,n mtion, s.inilbe liu.ic* discretion l)lu (; our t of Ordiuwy oa the. First Monday in
ot the Court under the limitations ol §4, of February next, to show cause if any they have why
this Article. better* ot Administration should not "be granted
Upon a se ond conviction any two of the the applicant. .
punishments in said section, or labor on the tu ^ ven uudtr *“>' hllnd and -^J :, ^ d ° 1 ff C L ‘^‘« na -
public work- for one year. ‘.teeSl-SOJ . OrdinaJy.
Upon any ubsequent conviction, tne pun- :
isliment slia belabor 011 thepublie works /GEORGIA, Quitman Couxtt.—To all whom
for two'vcar ■ VT may concern: James W. Perkin* having,
p. -j,!,,,! . ..r proper form, applied to me for Letters ol Aumiuis-
Protidcd, hat any person of color charged t ration, dc bools‘lion, on the estate of Williamson
with vagrantmay arrest the prosecution by e. Perkins, late of 6aid county,
giving bond, in the sum of ono hundred <;ol- Tliis is to cite all and singular, the creditors and
lars, tor futu e industry and good Mmviour, next of kin of Williamson E. Perkins, to be and sp
in the same lanner. as provided In case of P?*ar nt my office; within the time allowed bv law.
„„r • P‘. v - •> and sliow cause, if any they have, why said Admin-
umte jicreon^ , . istru tion should not be granted to the applicant.
| u. Any pyson of color who slvtu join or Witness my hnudand official signature, tills Dee.
unite with art 7 band, society, or nisociation, 30th, 1845. J. W. MERCER,
formed witho t authority of law for the pur- d«e31-law30d*. . Ordinary.
pose of iujuri ig white persons in person or NOTICE
property, shnl on conviction be'punished as „ *_ rf „ , ...
t. 11 c .1.:. » *1 ,1.., 1, EORGIA, I. inn County.—Two mouths oiler
provided in § l of this Article, nnd shall be tlie date hereof, application will be made to
moreover liab 3 to punishment for any overt the Court of ordinary of said county, for leave to
net in violath a of law, and any member of sell all the property, both real and' personal, be-
sucli associate ri slmll be a competent witness longing to the estate of James FI Gamble, late of
for the prosec tion and his fikimony shall
not be used a? ufist himself.
G EORGIA, Quitman County.—Two months af
ter the date hereof, application will he made
to the Court of Ordinary of said county, for leave
to sell the entire real estate of Samuel Hillman,
deceased, for the benefit of heirs and creditors of
of said deceased.
NANCY HILLMAN, Adm’rx.
December 15th, 1865. dec 22-leow60d*
ARTICLE XIU.
PRACTICE IN T E COUNTY COUBT IN CRIMINAL
CASES.
§ 1. The law for tlie arrest of colored of- j
fenders by offic rs or private persons shall be
ty Court, shall I e brought before the County
Judge.
§ 2. No writt n indictment or accusation
shall bo require l in the County Court, .but
whenever a cri: final case comes on to be
heard, the Jud;e shall ascertain from the
accuser such p; rticulars of the charge, with
the time and pi ice alleged, as shall identify
the offense; wlicli he shall reduce to writ
ing. and enter o^ tho minutes of the Court.
The following-form to be varied according
to the facts, is given as a guide; “A. B., a
colored man, is Accused by C. D., of stealing,'
in this County, o|i the first day of May, I860,
from the premise of C. D., and from a house,
one piece of bacin, tlie property of C. D., of
the value of —-— dollars. The accused
pleads not guilt
This entry, wit 1 the judgment of the Court
thereupon, shall rotect the accused against
another prosecuii n for the same offence.
§ 3. The trial o' every accusation in the
County Court shi 11 proceed as soon as the
accused is brough before the Court, unless
postponed by the Court; and it shall bo the
duty of the Judge to allow reasonable time
to both parties to summon witnesses, and
procure counsel, aud the hearing shall be de
layed until a day to bo fixed from time to
time by the Court, as often and as long as in
the judgment of tlie Court the ends of justice
may require. ' |
If the investigation of the caso has com- j
menced, it may, nevertheless, be suspended I
VT McManus, as Clerk of the- Inferior Court,
applies to the undersigned for Letters of Admin
istration upon tho estate of Joseph Kennelly, late
of said county deceased. •—
All persons interested, arc required to.be nnd
appear at the Court of Ordinny on the second
Monday In January next, to sliow.causo (if any
they have) why letters of administration should
not be granted the applicant
Given under my band and official signature.
WM.M. RILEY,
dcel-30d* Ordinary.
UOTIOE.
GEORGIA, Bibb County.—Whereas, Mrs. Sa
rah A. Draper applies to the undersigned for Let
ters of Administration upon the Estate of James
M. Draper, late of said county, deceased:
These arc, therefore, to cite all persons interest
ed to bcaHd appear at the Court of Ordinary on
tho 2d Monday in January next, to show cause, it
any they hive, why letters should not be granted
the applicant.
Given under my hand and otficial signature.
WM. M. RILEY,
decl0-w30d*
Ord’y.
G EORGIA, Jasper County.—Whereas, Wil
liam J. Spears, makes application to me for
Letters of Administration, dc bonis non, with the
Will annexed, on the estate of William Spears, of
said connty, deceased.
Theso arc therclore to cite and admonish all
persons eonccmed. to beandappearat my office on
the second Monday in January next, to show
cause If any they have, why Letters shall not issue
to the applicant.
Given under my hand and official signature, this
28th day of November, 1865.
M. H. HUTCHISON,
dcc5-w80d Ordinary.
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j.p. rdNSM'^vti-k*
SU Dcy Stria.‘L, 1< W York.
alif'Sold by Drii.t'gists .Reneiat'y. novIO-wSm.
rvoTPiCti.
T WO montlis utter date, application-will be made
to the Court of Ordinary of Clay county, Geor
gia, at the tirei regular term after the expiration o£
two months from this notice, for leave io seilthe*
lnmi boionging to myself and four minor wards, vie
Harriet, Camilla, Gcorgtiand David lit-irs or
Martin E. Hunt deet-aaed, for the benefit ot saick
applicant and wards. .FANE E. HUNT.
Clay county, Gn., Dee. -i, iSo5. C aaulian.
dct-9-GOdw
s~\ EORGLi—O-tY coi:nty.—Lopsa D. Alexnn-
vX der, having itv pr*i:*t-r , 'fortn iipriHrtl to;me for
Letters of Aumiuisiratiim on Uie esiate of C. W_
Alexander, Into of said connty deceased.
This is to cite fill raid-singular the creditors, an®
next oi kin of the said C. V*. Alexander, to be auit
appear al mvoffice within the ttyne:.,lowed i*y law,
nnd show'cause, if- any they 'can, why pert*i:uient
Letters ot Adininistr.it i-.m nhouW not ho granted U>
Louisa D. Alexander - . C. ’-V. Alexander’s estfttea
Witness my hand knd-oflleTaP signature this De
"ember 4Ui, 1855: • J. v. AYELLS,
dcc9-30dj)twd. ■ Ordinal y..
G EORGIA—Cb.vv couxrv.—Patrick alednall,
having in proper form applied to Tin- for per
manent Letters of Administration tm tho'catnto off
Jarr-irrt llnduall late 01 said county, deceased.
This is to cite all and singular the creditors and-
next kin of the said Jarrard Uudna’I, io bo and,ap
peal at my ptlica wituj:: the time a|ipwc«l by law.
and chow cause If Any they can, w::;. permanent-
Letters of AdmiUlHration should 'not be [(ranted
to Hits rick Iluduall on .jarrard ldudaU's estate.
Witness uiy hand and official signal tire, this De
cember 4th, iSfio. J, WELLS,
deeU-30ditwd Ordinary.
Xolicc,
A LL persons indebted to the estate of James
Meant, late of Bibb County, deceased, are re
quired to.make imuieiiiate payment, inid those
having claims to render them in i nns of the law
to the undersigned. 1!. S. LANIER,
novll-40d Executor.
t -t EORGIA, JON33 »ot -XTV.—-Whereas William
VJT Denning applies to 190 .for dismission from
the unardiaiisMji of Colurabtis T. Drew,' deceased.
These are therefore to notify all persons to tile
tlieir objections in this office, if any they have, on
or before the first Monday in February fil-vtfLSOtS.)
Given under my hand- officially tills December
13, 1805. • ROLAND T..UOSS,
d<cl5-law40il* Ord’y.
A
LL
late
IVolicc.
persons Indebted to George .0. Dawson,
; of Greene county, deceased,' arc n quested
to make immediate payment, and those having de
mands against him will present them duly proven
in tho terms of tlie law.
L. W. DAWSON, Adm’r.
Columbus, Ga., Oct2.id-rriiet3I-w40(i
G EORGIA, Qoitm as Ciw-nty.—Camilla Gui
ford having in proper form applied to me fo
Letters of AdminUlru-ion on the Esnuo.of Thos
J. Guilford, late of said county:
This is to Cite all and singular, the creditors and
next of kin ofThos. J. Guilford, to be and appear
at :ny office within tho time allowed by law, and
show'cause, if any they can, why permanent ad
ministration should not he granted to the.-appli
cant.' . ,
lYltness my hand and official slgnatdrc,-Dee. 4,
I860. J. W. ’JERUEli, Ord’y.
dec9-w30d*
\otIcc For Lcr.vc to Self Lnrnl.
G i EORGIA, Quitman CorNxr.—.Two months
T after the date hereof, application will bo made
to the Ordinary of said county, tor ieavu to sell
one hHndrcd aud twelve (113> acres, iuor<: ,or less,
of the east part of lot o p land No; 39, ol the 8th
district, ot said county, the same being a portion
of tbc real estate of John Hillman, deceased.
This December 11th, IShO.
MARY W. HILLMAN,
decl5-law5t* Acftninistrat rix.
G EORGIA, Jones fiorawi—M f hefe«s -David
G. Gibson applies to mo foi; disiuiss.en li-om
(Administration of Daniel H. Norwood’s Estate.
These arc therefore to cite nil persons concerned,
to file their objection* ia this obicb if any they
have, iu terms of the. law.
Given under my hand officiallv, this December
ISth, 1805. K. T. Rt»?8,
dccl5-law6m 1 Ordinary.
STotico to Debtors nnd €rciUtors.
G EORGIA, Jones County.- All per?on? having
demands against tlie estate 01 Benjamin M.
Tufts deceased, late of said county, are hereby no
tified and required to present their eiaiins, prop
erly attested to the nudesigaed, within the- lime
prescribed by law. And all penons-indebted to
said deceased, are hereby required to 111: he imedi-
ate payment to the undersigned. Tt.i? 9th of De
cember, 1865. William little,
dccl5-law40d Admin strator.
Exccutor’s Sale,
B Y virtue of an order from the Ordinary of Bibb
county, will l e .-old tbe < ..nsc
door, in the city of Macon, on the i'hst XneB
d.tv in January rn-.t. : - -,.i i e.iuut; V. - .veen
the usual hours of sale, twu fifths (1-5) iuterestftd
two Lots and the improvement? therriHi, to wit?
Lot No. 3, in Sqr.n:
more or less; Lot No. A
half acre more or '
division amongst tl:
McGuire, dece
tie? at interest tla-
sold nt the same time u:id place. -. ,
nov22-40d SAMUEL i*. PEACOC/^ r -
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