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Joint Resolutions in relation to a controversy between the States of New York and Virginia. 1842 225 (1842)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0286 and id is 1 raw text is: 225 JOINT RESOLUTIONS Of the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Alabama, in General Assembly con- vened. Ile it Resolved, by the Senate and House of Representatives of the *S/le of .21abama in General Assembly convened, That the Cashier of the Bank of the State of Alabama, be authorized to invest the sum of one hundred and nineteen thousand two luendred and seven, sixty one hun- dredths dollars, the first instalment of the two per centfund, already receiv- ed, in the Treasury notes, isued from the Treasury of the United States, bearing interest nt the rate of six per cent. per annum, and shall hold the imne, and the interest aceruing theren, subject to the provisions of the law heretofore made. 2 d. Be it further Resolved, That the Cashier aforesaid, shall receive and re-in vest the interest t hat may arise on such notes. A pproved, 10th February, 18-13. JOINT ItLSOLUTION Requiring the Secretary of State to furibl stationery for the Supreme Court Judges. Resolved, by /be Senate and House of Representatives of the State of 4/lbnama, in (2'eneral .1.senb/z; conv ened, That the Secetary of State, be reqrired to furnish such siationerY tor the use of the Supreme Court, as ma~v be direeled by the Judges Itheretf for their use alune. Approved, Januai'y 23d, 18-13. JOINT RESOLUTIONS In relation to a controversy between the States of New York and Virginia. The Committee on Federal telitions, to which was referred the Re- port and Resolutions of South Carolina, adopted at its recent session in re- lation to the controversy between New York and Virginia, together with a copy of the act of the General As enhly of South Cirolina, 6 to prevent the citizens of New York, from carrying slaves out of said State, and to prevent the escape of persons charged wilb the commission of any crime, have hid the Pubject uinder consideration, and have instructed me to report, the following resolutions, and ask their unanimous adoption. Resolved, by the Senate and House ef /i'Jepresentwiives qf the S/ate of A1labaia in General./Jssemly convened, That the State of Alabama vill stiitain the State of Virginia in ar needfull and proper measures to redress fhe wrongs complained of, and to prevent their reeurrence. Resolved further, That the Governor send copies of this Report and Resolve, to the Governors of the several States, and our Senators and Re- presentatives in Congress. Approved, 14th February, 1843. 15

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