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An Act to incorporate the town of La Fayette in the county of Chambers. 1834 70 (1834)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0184 and id is 1 raw text is: 1835 70 ~'-4 instad of the times as now prescribed by law, and the said courti may continue as long as the business may require. See. 2. Aqd be it furlher enacted, That all writs and other process issued and made reiurnable to said courts as now fixed by law, shall be returnable to the courts as changrd by this act, in the same manner as if they had been iesued. Approved, January 7, 1835. No. 573 AN ACT lrelating to the e'tate of Georee W. Cuimmings. Section 1, Be it enacted by the 5enate and House of Re- presen tatives of the State f .Alabamza in .General .tssembly convened, That the Representatives of George W. Cummings deceased be, and they are hereby authorized and allowed to re- move the property of said estate, from the county of Conecuh to the county of Macon, and that the clerk of the county court IPropertyhow of the county of Concenh upon the application of the represen- tatives as aforesaid, make out certified copies of all the papers and orders, now recorded or on file in his oflice, relating to said estate, and deliver the same to the said Representatives. Sec. 2. .ilnd be it furither enarted, That the aforesaid representatives shall file the certified copies of the papers and orders as aforesaid, in the clerk's oflice of the county court of Macon County, and thereafterbhe authorised an( allowed to make Cerfinrate~nrall settlements relating to said estate, with the county court of orderu &c. the county of Macon, instead of the county court of Conecub wtheru riled. county, and such settlements, thus made, shall be to all intents as legal and binding on all parties interested as though the same had been made with the county eourt of the county of Conecuh. ProviJed, That the representative of the said George W. Cminmings shall give bond 'and security, as now provided by law, in the county court of Macon couity, before removing said estate. Approl o 1, January 7, 1835 (No. 58.1 AN ACT To incorpornte the town of 1.4 Fayette In the county of Chambers. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Re- presentalives of the State of ./1abama in General Issembly convened, That the seat of just-ice, in the county of Chambers, shall hereafter be known and called by the name of La Fayette, Sec. 2. .1nd lie it further enacted, That the town of La Name Fayette in Chambers county, heretofore known as the town of s caChambersville, be, and the same is herehy incorporated. Sec. 3. nd be it further enacte(, That on the third Mon.( day in February next, and in each and every year thereafter, an election by ballot for five councillors, resident land or house- Elecuton. holders, shall be held at some convenient public place in said town, who shall serve for the term of one year after they shall have been elected. The first election shall be conducted and manaed by Janies Livingston, Stephen Daniel, William RJ Creighton, and Charles McLemore or nny two of them, and

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