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An Act to repeal part of an act. 1825 46 (1825)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactstn0054 and id is 1 raw text is: 46 ti'iaker time time of two years be allowed to return certificates f.e of entry anl make surveys and obtain grants, on yoentries lying north and east of the ' congressional, reservation kine, made under the act of 1820, al- lowing the vacant lands to be entered at twelve and a half cents per acre. WM. BRADY, Speaker of the House of Representatives. It. O. FOSTER, Speaker of the Senate. Passed November 24, 182,5. CHAPTER XLIII. AN ACT, to repeal part of an act psseSd 28th day of July, 1820, to prevent the sacruice of real estate, and for other'purposes. SECTION 1. Be tt enacted by the General As- sembly ofthe State of Tennessee,That so much of Right of re- the above recited act, as relates to negro propcr- demption rL. ty, sold at execution sale, be and the same is, here. pealed. by repealed. SEG. 2. Beit enacted, That all laws and parts of.laws now in force in this State,which authorises the redemption of slaves sold by execution or the decree of a court of equity, are hereby repealed; Not to chnrge Provided, nothing in this act contained, shall the right of be so construed, as to affect, or in any mannee parties change, the rights of parties under sales here- tofore made under the laws hereby repealed, but such rights a r-e herehy secured. SEo. 3. Be it enacted, That nothing contained in this aet, shall operate on judgments heretofore Nor op rendoed or that may hereafter he rendered, be- on~~~- juget Lr his ac-t goes into cilycet, or exceutions .that hereof..re may hereafter issu' on judgments rendered under rendered the former r-ldemptiono Lmws. SEC. 4. Be it enacied, That this act shall take efft and he in foroe trom and after the first day ofAigust next, and that the thir Isection of this act shall expire and cease to exist on the first day of August, 1826. WM.. BRADY, Speaker of the House oi Ropresentatives. R 0. FOSTER, Speaker of the Senate. Passed November 24, 1825. . . Digitized from Best Copy Available

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