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An Act to emancipate certain slaves therein named. 1830 55 (1830)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0137 and id is 1 raw text is: 65 1A31 as may to the said board seem 'necwessary to be removed; to k.yO require side-walks to be tade fronting any vacant lot within the corporate limits; and in every instance, where no owner or agent can he found to make such cleansing and improve- ments, the said board may cause the same to be (lone, and let out such lot or lots for such term of time as will cover the expense incurred in so cleansing or improving any such va- eant lots. \proved, Janutry IS, 11331. --see.-- AN T( 1' To emanei fe. cerI in lavs ther in qnamed. Section 1. Be it enactedb ,y the Senate aud ffIuse of Represen. tatives of the 'tate of .Ilabana in General 4ssembly conve'ed, 'nan ett atithoriz- That Wim 1R. Pickett he, and he is authorized to emancipmte ed to engrci. an( for ever set free. a negro man slave by the name of Frank, ,ate a certain about thirty seven years of ige, saving the right of creditors, slave. and on condition that said Pickett enter into bond and such Bond. security as shall be approved by the judge of the County Court of Autaugp county, in the sum of five hundred dol- lars, conditi ned that said negro Frank Lshall never become a charge to any city, county or town within this State. Sec. 2. ,And be it further enacted, That William Menifee wn. Menife be, and he is hereby authorized to emancipate a certain ne- authorized to gro man named Dublin, whenever the said William Menifee anc'ite e shall, by himself or attorney, enter into bond with good and certain ave. suflicient security, to be approved by the judge of the County Bond. Court of Morgan count\, that said negio Dublin shall never become chargeable to this State, or any county, town or city therein. Apptoved, Junuary 15, 1831. AN ACT To compensat, TI ney Tuttle .i a -prhendimg n horse thief. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen. tatives. of the State of Alabama in General Assembly convened, That the comptroller of public accounts be, and he is hereby Approprli. autho, ized and required to issue his warrant on the public tion to ut treasurer for the sum of lifty dollars, in favor of Henry Tut- Tuttle. tik, to compensate said Tuttle for apprehending and prosecu- ting to conviction one John Thomas, charged with stealing a horse. Approved, January 15, 1331. AN AC't To aulltoize the 1avnor and Ailernen or tle town ofr Titsvlle to ex- (11,1 til, lli'eisville Ge r1-, trom workin'u lie wreci of Iun vielle. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House ofRepresen- tatives of the State of Alabnma in General Assenibly convened, That the mayor and aldermen of the town of Huntsville be, and they' are hereby authorized to exempt the Huntsville Guards from working on the streets, within the corporate limits of said town, in considerati n of public services, if in their opinion it be expedient and proper to grant such cemp. tion. Appypoved, Januar) 10, 1831.

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