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An Act respecting slaves, free negroes and mulattoes. 1845-1847 103 (1846)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsmo0086 and id is 1 raw text is: MORTGAGES.-NEGROES AND MULATTOES. the printing shall be done in pamphlet form and eight thousand copies shall be printed at the same time, for geneal 'distiibution. § 44. The fortieth, forty-first, forty-second and forty-third sections of this act shall go into operation from the pasgage, and the remainder on the first (lay, of November next. k 45. All persons that are iow or may hereafter be in the service of the United States in time of war, by a requisition of the Governor of this State. and who have or may hereafter serve for the period of one year or more, shall be ekempt from ill the operations and liabilities of this law. Approved February 11, 1S47. MORTGACES. AN ACT supplemental to an act entitled An act concerning mortgages, ap. proved March the twentieth, eighteen hundred and forty-five. 1 1. Deeds of trust, in the naire of mortgage, 2. Cctsui qui trust, 4c, certain powers given, may be foreclosed and sold as other mort- their consequences. gages. Be it enacted by the General Assemly of the State of Missouri, asfollows: § 1. Any deed of trust, that is in the nature of a mortgage, m'Iy, at the op- tion of the cestui que trust, his executor or administrator, or assignee, be fore- closed by him, and the premises sold in the same manner, in all respects, as a mortgage. § 2. If any cestui que trust, his executor or administrator, or assignee, re- ceive full satisfution of any such deed of trust, he may. (by himself, or by a person authorized by his written power or attorney,) acknowledge satisfaction of such deed of trust, on the margin of the record thereof; and such acknow- ledgment of satisiaction thus made, shall have the effect to release the plemises conveyed by such deed of trust, and re-vest in the person who executed such doed of trust, or his legal representatives, all legal and equitable right, title, interest, estate, claim or demand of, in, or to such premises. This act shall take effect from its passage. Approved February 16, 1847. NEGROES AND MULATTOES. AN ACT respecting slaves, free negroes and mulattoes. § 1. Negreos or matlattoes not to be taught to 4 4. No free negro or mulatto to emigrate to this read or write. Statt. 2. Where preacher is negro or mullato; certain 5. Punishment for violation of this act. otlicers to be present at service. 6. Free negroes and mulatoes under twenty-one 3. Certain specified meetings unlawful; how years; for certain causes, not to be bound suppressed. out in this State. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of .Missouri, as follows: § 1. No person shall keep or teach any school for the instruction of negroes or mulattoes, in reading or writing, in this State. 103

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