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An Act to provide for the taking the Census of the State of Georgia, in pursuance of the requirements of the twenty-fifth Section of the first Article of the Constitution of the State of Georgia. 1851-1852 45 (1851)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsga0373 and id is 1 raw text is: Inferior Court to nppoint takers of Census. CENSUS. TITLE V. SEC. 1. Appointment of'Takers. SEc. 0. Counties failing. 2, Duties-Returns. 7. Onth of giver in. 3. Their Oath. 8. Fees of Takers. 4. Return tp Governor. 9. Penalty for falso returns. 5. Appointment by J. 1'. (No. 21.) An Act to _rovide for the taking the lene of the State of Geor Via, iny-uarsuance of the requirements qf the twenty-fft Section of the first Article of the C'on.tita. tion of It State qf Geor-rfia. Approved, January 8, 1852. 1. SECTION 1. BC it em-tated by the Senate and( 01ouse of Representatives of the State qf Georgia im General Assembly met, and it isv hereby enacted by the authority qf the same, That it shall be the duty of the Justices of therarrCost to appoillt Inferior Court for the several counties of this State, or any upersototakt , 5 Jthe census. three of them in each county respectively, on the first Monday in January, Eighteen Hundred and Ffty-Two, or within sixty days thereafter, to appoint one or more per- sons in each county, not to excecd one to each Battalion district in each county, whoso- duty it slfall be to take a full and accurate Census or enumeration of all free white por- sons, and of color, residing therein on the first day of April, Eighteen Hundred and Fifty-Two. 2. SEc. If. Awd be 'it faither enacd by ithe authority aforesaid, That it shall be the duty of the person so ap-nmikor ne. pointed as aforesaid, to keop a book in which shall be romttns.- corded the names of each head of a 1lunily, together withcontcr. the number of persons returned by each head of fimily as blonging to his or her family, distinguishing therein in separate colims, the free white persons from those of co- lor, the slaves from citizens ; all Deaf and Dumb and Lu- natie in a separate column, all white male children between the age of six and sixteen years in a separate column, and all white female children between the age of six and fif- teen in a separate colunih, and it shall be their duty to re- turn the same to the Clerk of the Superior Court of their respective counties, certified under their hands and seals, on or before the first day of October, One Thousand Eight *ro urn. Hundred and Fifty-Two. he'its. OENSUS-1851. 45

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