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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactssc0166 and id is 1 raw text is: ministrator of the said Elizabeth, to the Orangeburgh Aca- Dec. 1825,
demical Society : Provided, the said Stephen Moss pay
all the costs which may have accrued on the suit in Equi-
ty, brought against him by the said Orangebutrgh Aca-
demical Society for the recovery of the said estate.
In the Senate Housthe the twentieth day of Deceliber, in the yea' of oUr
Lord one thousand eiht lhiindred and trventy;/ive, andiu thejifieth
year of the Judependence of the United States of.America.
JACOB POND PON, President of the Senate.
JOHN B. O'NEALL, Spee of the House of
Represelitatives.
CHIA?. 25.-An ACT to give to the Coroner ofeach District a room in
the Gaol oF such district tor the confinenent of all persons legally
in his custody.
[Sec. 1.] Be it enacted by the 'nate and House of
R elnesentatives, now met and sitting in General As-
sembly, arnd by the athorityi rfthe stize, That from
and after the passing of this act, the Shariff of each district
shall allot and set. apart to the Coroner a commodious room
in the Gaol, for the confinement of all persons legally with-
in the custody of such Coroner, over which he siall exer-
cise exchtsive jurisdiction and cont roul ; any law, usage,
or custom to the contrary thereof in anywise notwith-
standing.
In the Senate Ifouse the toentieth day of December, in the Yeat of our
Lor tone thousand eight hundred and trient;fiveand int fcfjticeth
gear of the Inlependence of the United States if Anevica.
JACOB BONI) 'ON, President ofthe Senate..
JOHN 1B. O'NEALL, Speakev of the iouse of
Represevntatives.
CHAP. 26,-An ACT to enable Ann Richardson to bring back into this
State a certain female slave.
It appearing to the Legislature, that the peculiar circum-
stances of this case, make it an except ion to the statute for
prohibiting the entry of persons of colour into this State :
[Sec. 1.] Be it enacted, That the petitioner, Ann
Richardson, be permitted to bring back into this State a
female slave named Hester, who went out of it in July,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-three.
In the Setate House the twentieth day of December, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and tweity-five, and in thefiftieth
year ofthe Independence If the United States /IAmerica.
JACOB BOND VON, President of the Senate.
JOHN B. O'NEALL, iSpeaker of the ouse of
R epresentatives.
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