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An Act to amend the 1855th paragraph of the Revised Code of Georgia. 1863 46 (1863.11)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsga0547 and id is 1 raw text is: 4 PUBLIC LAWS-Jercainy. Changes in the Code* of Georgia. the laws of this State, and that all such marriages are hereby de- clared to be legal. SIEc. II. Repeals conflicting laws. Assented to Dec. 11, 1S63. Changes In Code of Ga. by amendment and repeal* (No. 42.) An Act to repeal sction 4459 of the Revised Code of Georgia, and to substitute another in licu thereof . 14. SECTION I. The General Assembly of Georgia do cnact, That Sm,459 or from and after the passage of this Act, section 4459 of the revised Godorepealed Code of Georgia be, and the same is hereby repealed. toretalli, 15. SEC. IL Be it furrher enactCd, That the coi)mon law be rogr ialio5 anrevived and declared of full force and effect, as if said section of Wiotube the Code had not been adopted, and that any person or persons charged with the offences known to the common law as forestall- ing, -regrating or engrossing, may be indicted in any Superior or renily. Corporation Court having jurisdiction thereof, and who may be found guilty, shall be punished by fine not exceeding the value of the goods so'forestalled, regrated or engrossed, and punished in the common jail not exceeding gix months. It is hereby ilade the .An duty of the Judges of the above named Courts to give this section i, opclals in special charge to their respective Grand Jurors at the opening chrgo. of the several terms thereof. t SEC. 111. Repeals conflicting laws. .Assented to Dec. 5, 1803. -Changes in the Codo have icen inserted under the title of Judiciaryt n several of the Acts belong under that hend, and all are of public importance. It aits deemed advivi'alh that all the Acts of this clas Houd be comipiled together. COMPILER. tSec. 4i59 of Code abollihed the oifences of forestalling,regrating und cmgiNg. This Act reinstates and miakes them indictable. (No. 43.) An Act to amend the 1855th paragraph of the Re ised Cmde oj Geor- 16. SECTION I. The General Assembly of Georgia do enuict, That from and after the passage of this Act, if any person shall violate foMr .t.the-prQvisions of the one I thousand eiglit'hundred and fifty-fifth lilof 0o1le: (1855) paragraph of the revised Code of Georgia, lie, she, or they shall be punished by fine, at the discretion of the Court.* SEC. 11. Repeals conflicting laws. Assented to Dec. 12, 1863. *Sec. 155 of Code provides, thnt each owner shall keep his laves on his own premises, or within his control. Shall not pari.it them to labor or tranact busiiness for tihemselves, ex. capt on holidays, or on his own promises. Nor to rent any hoise, room, store or land on their own account. 46

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