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An Act to amend an act supplementary to an act entitled, An act supplementary to the acts to lay a tax on lands and slaves in the territory of Orleans. 1814 28 (1814.1)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsla0061 and id is 1 raw text is: Former act re- pealed. Parishjury shall not have power to fix on a seat of jus- tice for said parish. r 28 the act entitled, c' an act to establish a permanent seat of justice in the parish of . Feliciana, and for other purposes, apploved on the 25th February 1813 be, and the same is hereby' repealed; and that the police jury of said-paishh shall 'not haie power to'fix on a seat ofijstice tor the afore- said parish, until the sense of the people is known as to the expediency-of diidiig said -parish, any thing to the con- tlary notwithstanding. STEPHEN A. HOPKINS, Speaker of the house of representatives. J PQYDRAS,,President of the senate. APPROVElD, February 26th, 1814. WILLIAM, C. C. CLAIBORNE, Governor of the state of Louisiana. AN ACT To amend an act supplemzentary to an act entitled, It an act suliplementary to the acts to lay a tdi* on land& and'elave in the territory of Orleans. SECT. 1. lBe it enacted by the senate and house of repre- senltkves of the state of Louisiania, in general a.ssambly Appnrticisment for convened, That the apportionment made by the judge of the 1811 made by the parish of St. Tammany, fixing at two hundred ninety six parish judge of St. dollars and thirty five cents the quota to be paid by the land Tam many approv- holders in said parish for the territorial tax of one thousand ed. eight hundr'ed and eleven be,*ana the same is hercby. ap- prov~df; and that the sum of three thousand seven hundred and three dollars and sixty five, cents due by the parishes of Apportionment on Feliciana, East Baton Rouge and St. Helena on account of Fcliciana,EastBa- the territorial tax of one thousand eight hundred and eleven ton Rouge and St. be apjwrtioned between the said parishes'in thi following Haler for 1811. mancer, to wit: To be paid abthe parish ofFeliciana the sumof one thou- snd seven hundred and seventy seven dollars and seventy seven cents. T .o be paid, by the parish of East Baton Rouge the sum of one thousand four huadred and eighty one, dollarsforty eight cents. To be paid by the parish of St. Helen the sum of four hundrd and forty four dollars forty cents. SECT 2. nd be it further enacted, That in such o eppraisement of threearishe aforesaid wherein the appraisement of ip- slaves made , in roveable property and the enumeration of slaves ordained 1811 to be valid, by the first section of the act to which this is an amendment has not taken place if an appraisement of immoveable pro- perty and enumeration of slaves was made out during the year one thousand eight hundred and eleven for the appor. tioubent of any parochial tax, such an appraisemen will be

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