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An Act prescribing the condition of the bond required to be given by the purchaser of a slave at execution sales. 1823 20 (1823)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactstn0045 and id is 1 raw text is: 20 enalty on Sic. 3. Be it warted, That if any such hond shall. 6fficers for not be deposited in the Secretary's office, within two ot filin11 months after the service of such sununons, for every Iond. such delin(uency the oflicer guilty thereof shall for feit and pay, to the person compiaining thereof, the stun of flive hundred dollars, to be recovered by action or suit at law : And if any bond, for the not deposit- ing of whici as aforesaid, a recovery may be olfected as aforesaid, shall not be.deposited in said oflice by the timu of effecting the first recovery, the party comnpaining may cause another sunnlions of the same Idid to he issued, and shall be entitled to another re- co vcry of the samie.kind I and there shall be succes- si :untnonses and recoveries, until the production if said bond in said oilice is effected. JAMES FENTRESS, Speaker of the House of Representatives. R. WEAKLEY, Speaker of the Senate. November 4, 1823. CHAPTER XIX. Aa Act to amend the RecVeue La-os of this State., SEMtON 1. Be it enacted by the General -Assemblg bf the State of Tcninessee, That Dearborne-wagouis and Carry-alls, shall not be considered pleasure car, xiag.s ; anid that hereafter such carriages shall not, be liable to pay any tax whatever. JAMIES FENTRESS, Speaker of the House of Representative4S %,. WEAKLEY, Speaker of the Senate. November 4, 1823. CHAPTER XX. .61n Act prescribing the condition of the bond required to, be gvea by the purchaser of a slave at executiion saes,. .SECrON 1. lie it enacted b the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, That the condition of tlh bond required by the laws now in force to be taken from the piurchmaser at execution sales, and under de- crees in chancery, of any slave or slaves, shall be, -that such slave o! slaves shall be forthcoming at any tilne during the time allowed for redemption, when Digitized from Best Copy Available

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