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Chales W*OO
son, late Escheat.
Oiof PrinlEd Ed.
ward County em.
powered to coin.
plete the unfinihh.
cd business of his
office.
Oath to be takefi
by hinm.
Commencent.
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C AP.'. CXXrV .
dai At c6nermnhig Charles Woaoson.
tasscd Februazr, 1812.1
i . it enclted bit thc Gencrat Asemdwj, Th at Charles Wood.
1) son, late esehentor ro, the county of Prince Edward, shall
he and is hereby permitted to complete allthe business in relatiotf
to the said oflice. which wak lcft lnfinishid at the time he resign-
ed the same; and tiio said business when so couiplcted shall be
considered uts valid and effectual in law, as ir the sante hail been
p'rfornied by Iim previously to his aforesaid resignlation : Prori.;
dedthat the said Charles Woodson shall make, oall before the
county edurt of Prince Edwaurd, that he hath oxecteld luh said on-
finished business acbordf'ng to law; whlh oath shall. be by the said
court entered of recoid.
2. This act shall be in force from the passing thereof.
CHAP. CXXV.
.AlL Ad concerning William Lule
[Passed Frbruary 4, 1812.)
Further time al- RE it etnacted by the General Assenbly, 'Tlhat William L-fne'
lowed William who acted us Sherifffor the county 6f Mathows for the;
Lane, late Sheriff ypas eighteen hundred and nine, and ton, and duly paid the taxes
of Mathews . i. en hn i le
County, to'col-. for the said years into the public treasury, shall be and lie is here-
lect arrearages by allowed the furthcl' tiue of twelve lnths, to collect the arrear.
*fta:es of 1809 leges of taxes for the years aforesaiI duo in the said county of
and 1810. Matheltn.
Commencement.' 2. This act shall be in force from the passage thereof.
Riehata Stokton
allowed S20 for.
apprehending an
horse-thief.-
Commuenucement.
DIchated Walker
'pcrmitted to
bing into and
hold certain
Slaves in this
Commonwealth
CIAP. XXVI.
Al Act conccrniing lRichard StOcLtOn.
(Passed January 3, 1812.)
]E it eirctcd by the General dlssemblg, rhat the suni O6r twenty
dollars is herebj allowed to Riphard Stockton of Franklin
ounfly its a reward for his trouble and expense in apprehending
and securing one Anderson Barker a horse thief; and that the nu-
dilor of' public accounts is hereby suthorised and required to is-
a varrant for the saine, to be paid out of any money in the trea-
sury.
2. This act shall be In force from the passing thereof'
CHAP. CXXVIL
an Act picrnittiug Richard Valkhe to bring into this Statt fou;
Slares on certain conditioiw.
[Passed January 4, 1812.1
BE it cnactd by the General .Jsse'nbly, Thnt it sliall and thity
.. lie lawful for Richard Walker, who bath lately removed
from the state of Tennessee to tis state;(it being his jilac of na-
tivity,) to bring-and hld: within this commonwealthi Thin s1tuves, to
wit: two males and two females, who are partioularly valuable to
him ; any la* to the contrary notwitb~tanding.'](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsva0159&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)