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An Act to authorize Lewis Tyus of Autauga county, to emancipate certain slaves therein named. 1828 82 (1828)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0119 and id is 1 raw text is: 1828 8 A \ CT * o 1yljorce JohnLindsey from his wife Abbey lndse Seciition, 1. 1 it einacted by the Senate aim Imn&e o I Hipreena't alives of the State of. labama in General Ave-mlily ctinvccd, ohn Lind t I Illt ounrna1 illy withi tihe decree of the Circuiit C4,1 IIIt f hlby 8 Ab sty ',rsXerclsinig chii.ey jurisdiction, pitnnunced nm eioeitred it bey, l:. Wife I he Ovihilif Trm11 Pigiltevic hiludred wid i vtttliyseVt tlilt ivic'i of aiiii th lurly IeP illor t 81011 o(tic d mid 11lci sibing ht1Wiiei 3init Lindspytind his wif-, Atbey Lindey be ed hlie sale art- lwrehy none atilled nid made void, idml hati tihe wild J1Nit thIdwI y he her eelfortit divorced fiom the said Abbey Linidrty. Approved, January 94, 1849. AN ACT To repeIn part and toamedtil act entiAtled AnActiontathorize Jobl lSmith of Jc'erlioncouitty to emaioipat a certaht slave therein na- 1I'hwrenice, the inets of t he Inst isiiot of tihe General A. sn lI dtI nol fialve ini III rounty ofJ,.1. (Tel'onl inl Oit Cor. the said Snih t embraci the blelits ofnsirl art; thci. fI ire, Section 1. Pe it esnarted by te/ Arnat and Houseof Represn'n ienlIl so tatives of th Stote of' Alaburim in General Assembly trcnvened fkrnttiit Tit ism h sit ol said .nc tcs I e'quiid 's n nid Sm lilt to reno,.i oid ..Ao rem'ving * f * IH 'slave from lve out oi tle Stale, eter Ito cIiin it reslde ther-i. be hid the *1he state se me II hereby repetloed, aintd ihilt ailld Sit1h .h111llb eit itled it the slave nnt to benefIt or iid Iow hil a teiiig ito hood and weSi' t 1iy, t'. hIl lti. bJcme a prioved by the' Juidge hrol' ty enoriii thu t1nh it wue al linver, Ckrge become a charge to said State or ani cowmIv. ti ori city fha r.eins Approved, January 2,, 1829. AN A C' To emancipate n certain Slave therein named. Section I lie it twacted by the it nate find Housfe of TtepTeOen's. ltatives of the State qf' laboain Gi 6'eneral lspembl convi'ned, 6. Vnles 'Ahia Rllity, the wife. fond shav' lei I'l. % th IV 'tiiy Il Mo).nt* iutor a guniarry, is herelly emnurin aiil at'i free ft cui tie bacids of asl ve. Atit un .C . y ,. Provided, tiat lit taid Ox it wles shill case- io hond and laim stave tset'iity in t he clin if two lilchd dlIr. it lit Judge of the coin ItiglIts of' iy 'uiori cif Motiig-mviy ro'it) and his nceisit'sors in office. tonidi.' cred tors lited ithnt i lit'dd ne ii shall iever lit',cmite i charge to any coiou not t. be iy, city cr Itow in ihi4 Sidle, neid Iprovided fithillet' itht this act aleoted shall not be so catstru'd as to int'iIil i with t riphit of crediianrot . Approved. January 19, 1829, AN A CT To authorize Lewis Tyus of Autauia county, to emancipate certaid slaves thee cin named. Secit i Re it enacted by thb o, te nd Ilo, of Represen- fatives of the Matote of Alahamua in General AssInbly convenedy t. Tvus, Tit Lfi Tys. cv rnxcor if li' Inst will eld i'stalnfie il' Bnsxter exI'r&c ou. S11m11hi, der.*,ed. bi'to*l is ii ei thoriis'd to etmaniciple thie thermecd to followin nearnes, ito wit:n': T,.i. lihirrie. T'ihebtdrick, Wlliiln, IMR. emoticip'te 1'If , ScucrnI. Bo b tid ciitity, in tursnctie of thi will of the aid $er. 2 4nd be itfurther enacted, That the sqid Lewis Tynis, befc e III sh' ill h , b 1 t'iilit i e b1' n t fll i this notl, shall etie into bnlidwidwth scith inis 's'tlien it, III bIlpiloved iblcy ile judge (if tle dciAYi 1couri o Ill Micasemist'. ,:,yii to ih Gc) W civernol for hite time being 4nd his successors ini oflice, in the sum of two thousand dot

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