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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0292 and id is 1 raw text is: 174 IN TIHE FORTY-TIHMD YEAR OP TUIECOMMONWEALTII.
Rent for hog,,hrii Be it further enacted, That, there shall be paid to the pro.
lying more tIlan 12 prietors of the warehouse aforesaid, for all tobacco lying therein
month,. more than twelve months, at the rate of ten cents per month for
each hogshead, to be paid to and accounted for by the inspectors
in like manner, as other rents.
Dity on tobacco in- S. -Re it further enacted, That there shall be paid to, and re-
ceived by the inspectors at the said warehouse, the sum of seven-
ty-five cents, in addition to the rents hereby allowed to the pro-
prietors, on every hogshead of tobacco whic, shall be received
anl inspected at, and delivered out of such warehouse, when de-
livered, by the person who shall take out the same.
lnspcetor mhen to 4. And be it farther enacted, That the inspectors at the afore-
account Mnd pay in said warehouse'siall account with the Auditorof Public Accounts,
o tr~aury. for all monies received or which ought to be received by them in
pursuance of tiis act, on the tenth day of October in every year,
in which accounts they shall lie allowed their salaries, the rents of
the warehouse, and all other necessary disbursements as iereto-
fore.
Commencement. 5. This act shall be in fluc from the passing thereof.
CIIAPrri.it CXI.-An act authorizing a sale of certain real and personal
estate belonging to Lucy liullock, a lunatic.
[Passed January 8th, 1819.)
Commioners, to l. Be it enacted by the General .Issembly, That George Ilanil-
make the sale. tons anti. George .'Buckner, commissioners for that purpose, are
hereby empowered alnd authorized to sell a piece of land lying in
Spottsylvania county, containing about thirty acres, and one wo.
man slave and her live children, property belonging to Lucy Buil-
lock, a person of insane mind, and convey the same to the pur-
To gioe ond aond it. chasers : Provided, That the said George Hamilton and Gem ge
wtll]ty. M. Buckner, before they proceed to make sale of the property
aforesaid, shill enter into bond with sufficient security, to thejus-
tices of Spottsylvania court then sitting, and their successors,
conditioned well and faithfully to inlest the proceeds of such
roceni, how to he sales, in such stocks, or loans upon secu ;ty on real estate, as tie
arplitd. said court may direct, and to apply the dividends, or interest an-
nually arising front such proceeds so invested or loaned, to the
Proviso. support and maintenance of the said lunatic Lucy Bullock: qnd
provided also, That all such charges for advancements for the
maintenance and support of the said Lucy Bullock, shall be an-
nually settled and allowed by the court of Spottsylvania, and
there recorded..
9el,. /roceds hnw to 2. And be it further enacted, That the stocks or mnoney loaned,
desecfidat thedeath the proceeds of' the sale authorized by this act, at the death of the
US'the lunatic. . .
said Lucy Bullock, shall pass and descend in the same manner,
and to the same persons, as if this law had not passed.
Commenenivt'mm. s. This act shall be in force front and after tie passinzg thereof.
CIIAJ'TEIl CXiLI -,\it act authorizing a sale of certaiii real property
belonging to the infitut heirs of.lesse lIhtts, deceased.
[Plassed February 3d, 1819.J
Pktcamhlc. lWhereas it is represelnted to the present General Assembly,
that Jesse Butts, late of the county of Greensville, departed this
life in the year eighteen hundred and sixteen intestate, leaving
five childrenl, three of whom are infants ; that the said Jesse was
at the tine of his death seized of a tract of land containing about
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