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An Act providing for the payment of certain claims to Edmunds Mason and Williamson Pair. 1832 194 (1832)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0447 and id is 1 raw text is: Private Claims. CnAr. 230.-An ACT for the relief of Edward L. Tabb. (raluuod MAura|, Gthi, 1M3.) Piles released to 1. le it enacted by the general assentbly, That the two fines of Edward L. rl'nbh. six hundred dollars each, assessed in the general court, at its last term, against Edward L. Tabb, late clerk or the superior and county courts of Mecklenburg county, on account of his fiilure to pay the taxes on law process, be, and the same arc hereby released, Condition. on the condition, that the said Tabb shall, on or before thu fifteenth day of' December next, pay, or cause to be paid into the treasury, the amount of the said taxes on law process, now appearing due on the books of the auditor of public accounts, for the years eighteen hundred and thirty and eighteen hundred and thirty-one. Commencemrnct. 2. This act shall be in fbrce from its passage. CuAi. 31.-An ACT providing for the payment of certain claims to Edinunds Mason and Williamson Pair. (I'ajged March 7th, 18M.) Preamble. Whereas, thirty-two negro slaves were apprehended during the insurrection in Southampton in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-one, by the military forces called out to suppress it, and com- imitted under military orders to the jail of Greensville county, where they were detained an aggregate period of two hundred and one days before they were released, for which the jailor's account for receiving, dieting and releasing the said prisoners, would be seven- ty-nine dollars and eighty cents; and whereas the superior court of law and chancery for the county of Greensville, authorized the pay- inent of nineteen dollars and live cents only of the said account, as applicable to two of the said prisoners, who were prosecuted by the civil authorities on charges of felony, but rejected sixty dollars and seventy-five cents, the residue of the said account, there being no law existing authorizing such allowance to the jailor in cases of' commitment by military authority ; and whereas Williamson Pair of said county, who guarded the said prisoners while in jail, seven days, has failed to receivw his account of five dollars and twenty- five cents, for tie sanie reason : Sumn allowod Ed. 1. Be it thereJirc enacted by the gencral asgembby, That Ed- mundl... nod.. Inuimds Mason of the county of Greensville, to whom tie said jailor's Wtlliammoi Pair. account appears to be due, shall be allowed the said balance of sixty dollars and seventy-five cents ; ano the said Williamson Pair of the said county, shall be allowed the sum of five dollars and twenty-five cents, the amount of his account aforesaid ; fbr which several sums the auditor of public accounts is hereby authorized and required to issue his warrant on the treasury, in fiavour of the said Edmunds Allason and Williamson Pair, to be paid to them respectively, out of any money therein not otherwise appropriated. Commeneoment. 2. This act shall b in force from its passage. CuAP. 232.-An ACT concerning Joseph Rutherford, of the county of Cabell. (Passed March 7th, 133.) Preamble. Whereas, it is represented to the general assembly, that Joseph Rutherford, of the county of Cabell, was recognized in the sum of one hundred dollars to appear as a witness in the superior court of law for said county, at the May term of eighteen hundred and thirty- one, against one Frederick Osiander, upon charges of larceny and

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