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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0295 and id is 1 raw text is: [No. 293.] AN ACT
For the relief of certain persons therein named.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
lives of the State of .Alabama in General Assembly convened, That
the following sums of money, be, and they are hereby appropri-
ated to the following persons respectively, that is to say:
To Ed ward l Vaughan, the sum of nit. hundred dollars, the '
assessed value of a negro slave name(] Jack, the property of the V authui.
said Edward 1). Vaughan, condemned and executed according
to law:
To Jesse Carter, the sum of six hundred dollars, the assessed
value of a negro slave named Biddy, condemned and executed Jesse Qarter.
according to law:
To William W. Smith, administrator of the goods and chat- wittimto W.
tels, Iights and credits of Francis 1. Smith, deceased, the sum ith.
of one hundred dollars, the portion of the assessed value of
a slave named Isane, the property of said administrator, which
was allowed to said administrator by the jury, the said slave
having been condemned and executed eccoriling to law:
To Hull and Files, the suin of five hundred dollars, being one utllandfiles
half of the assessed value of a slave named George, who was
condemned and executed according to law:
To ames M 1.Murray, the sum of seven hundred (lollars, the.Imen e.
asessel value of a slave named Bob, condemned and executed Murray.
according to law:
To Jesse Ivy, the sum of seven hundred dollars, the asscssed
value of his negro slave named Charles, condemned and execut- Jess tvy.
ed aicording to law:
And to t)niel Long, the sum of eight hundred dlollarp, the as- t t.
condemed andexacit
Vessed value of his slave named Abram, condemned and execut-
ed according to law.
Sec. 2. .11ad be it further enacted, That the said several
sums of money shall be paid to the said several persons repece-
tiv ely, out of any moneys in the Treasury, not otherwise ap-
propriated.
Approved, Sth IFebruary, 1843.
(No. 291.) AN ACT
To compensate Daniel M. Forney.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
lives of the State of .Alabma in General Assenmbly convened, That
the sum of five hundred dollars be paid Daniel M. Forney,
for a house purchased by the State for a State Arsenal.
Sec. 2. .Ad be it firther enacted, That the Comptroller be
authorized to draw his warrant on the treasurer, for the above
amount in favor of said Daniel M. Forney.
Approved, 6th February, 1843.
1843.
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