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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0367 and id is 1 raw text is: other ptirposes, in certain counties therein named, be, and
the satie is hereby, declared in full force, in all its provi-
sions, for the county of Tuscaloosa.
Approved, Feb. 26, 1848.
[No. 234.] AN ACT
In relation to Justices' Conrts and Constables' Sales, in
Dale county.
Section 1. Bc it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen.
tatires of the State of Alabiawaa, in General Assembly convened,
That all the provisions of an act citilled an act relative
. Travisione of asl
to Justices' Cotirts, and for other purposes, in certain c exnrded.
con ties there inii ed. approved February fifth, one
ihousand eizht lvitinlrd anrl forty, be, and the same are
heroby exteonvde, it, ad asl provisions, to Dale county.
Approved, Feb. I I 14S.
. 3 t5] A N. ACTI
I re. ni am act therein named.
: .1. He it enat- ty i- Senaxc and House of Repesen-
n s.i'tite State' .1 A.;ban. .i (feneral Assembly eonvened,
i:l.1u s:1 muwh of i 'I a( t, v intitd,* an act relative to jistice's J
afrt. ini cal~aint c,'I iin to 'I~sist ,approved .9th Febrn.
,tatf. I abihlied it.
ri. 1843 he. anid the s:tuiie is hereoy repealeA, so farasoneouny.
0to the coinitY olf 3:aciksoni, from awd after the first day
-, AIril i±.,ct.
To it tib Justices Courts in Fayette County.
oI 1. 3a it, racili r1w qhenate and House ofRepresen.
t,;. uhe '-ate of Alabaman in General Assernbly convened,
haL !1 a ullt i rLit h firts day 41April next, the Justices Juatk's oUiurl
of the Peace, in tho coility of Fayette, hall meet at the
intster ground in their respective beats, and shall hold a tobehes
court once in each month, to b% holdeu on a day to suit the monihi:
cunveniente of the JushicOs of the Peace.
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