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Book Title: Dead Towns Of Georgia

  For more than a quarter of a century HARTFORD was a thriving town and the
capital of Pulaski county. [1] When in 1837 [2] the Court House and jail were
transferred to Hawkinsville, ruin and decay overtook the place, and at present
there is little else save silence, desolation, and sea-shells on the abandoned
Ocmulgee bluff.

[1] Clayton's Digest, p. 606.

[2] Pamphlet Laws of 1836, p. 103.

Additional Comments:

Extracted from:

THE DEAD TOWNS OF GEORGIA;
BY
CHARLES C. JONES, JR.

FOR HERE WE HAVE NO CONTINUING CITY.
Heb.: xiii. 14

SAVANNAH:
MORNING NEWS STEAM PRINTING HOUSE. 
1878.

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