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Joint Resolution directing the State Treasurer to pay a certain sum of money to Hunn Jenkins, administrator of Henry M. Temple, deceased. 1853 130 (1853)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsde0180 and id is 1 raw text is: 130 LAWS OF THE their power to procure the passage of sa,*d bill, now pending before the Senate of the United States, generally known as the land bill. Resolved, That a duly authenticated copy of those Resolutions he forwarded imuediately by the Governor of this State, to each of our Senators in Congress, and to the Presidout pro. ten. of the Senate of the United States, to be laid before that body. Adopted at Dover, February 18, 1853. CHAPTER CXXX. Joint Resolution directing the State Treasurer to pay a certain sum of money to Hunn Jenkins, administrator of Henry M. Temple, deceased. Preamble. WHEREAS, it appears to this General Assembly that Henry M. Temple, deceased, late of Kent county, was at the time of liis death entitled to the service of one James Harman, negro, and that in pursuance of the sentence of the Court of Goneral Sessions of the Peace and Jail )elivery in and for Kent county in that behalf, the said James Harman was sold as a'servant for the pe- riod of fourteen years, and purchased by one Marcy Fountain, for the sum of three hundred and ninety-three dollars, and that after the payment of till costs, there remains a balance of three hundred and twenty-six dollars: And whereas it appears further that the appraisers of the personal estate of the said Henry M. Temple, appraised and estimated the said James Harman at the sum of one hundred and seventy-five dollars, Nofw therejbre, Resolved Iy te Senate and Jo use of Representatives of the Stato Troasurer State of .Delaware in General uAssembly met, That the State ,,;, :i ... Treasurer be, and he is heroby authorized and required, to pay to catore.,wll. unn Jenkins, administrator of Henry M. Temple, deceasid, the sumf of one hundred and seventy-five dollars, to be accounted for b y him in the settlement of the estate of said deceased. Adopted at Dover, February 18, 185j3. Digitized from Best Copy Available

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