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An Act for the relief of all offenders against the late laws of this State prohibiting the introduction of slaves into the same for the purpose of sale, and prohibiting the sale, offer to sell, or the purchase of slaves within a certain period after their introduction into this State. 1849-1850 341 (1849)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsga0360 and id is 1 raw text is: AN ACT to amend the act passed at the last session of the General Assembly entitled an act for the relief of John H. Mano, executor of James G. Stallings, deceased. Be it enacted bj the Senate and House oj Represenfatives of the State of Georgia, in General Assembly met, and it is kerebU enacted by authority <f the same, That the Court of Ordinary of the. county of Iichmond shall be and it is hereby authorized to cause citation to issue and to grant letters dismissory to the said John H lMann, executor of the will of the said James G Stallings, in due form of law up- on his making it appear that be has fuily administered the estate of his said testator. Approved, Febrruary 21, 1860. AN ACT for the relief-of all offenders against the late laws of this State prohibiting the introduction of slaves into the same (br the purpose of sale, and prohibiting the sale, of- fer to sell, or the purchase of slaves within a certain pe- riod after their introduction into this State. WiHREAs all laws prohibiting the introduction of slaves inio this State lor the purpose of sale, and all prohibiting the sule, offer to sell, or the purchase of slaves at any time after their introduction into this State, have been re- pealed by the present General Assembly ; and whereas the only legitimate object of punishment, the prevention of crime, ceases with the abolition of the crime itself: SECTION 1. Be it therefore enacted by 1/i Senate and Ilouse of Reiresentatives (fthe State of Georgia in Gencral Assembly met, That no person shall hereafter be convicted of ally violation of the laws albresnid, nor he hold liable upon any bond for his appearance to answer to the charge of any such viola- tion. SECTION 2. And be it further enacted by the authority aforo- said, That all laws anl paris of laws militating against this act, he and the samie are hereby repealed. Approved, February 11, 1S50. AN ACT for the. relief of Henry V. lake, of the county of Hall ; Srnhi Johnson, of' the county of Troup ; Charles Cochran, of the county of Gilmer. WHEREAS at th1e September term ofiHall Stuperior Court, in the year eighteen hundred and forty-nine, a divorce a 341 REILIEF.

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