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An Act for the relief of Thomas Hearne. 1825 99 (1825)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsal0068 and id is 1 raw text is: 99 1825. of said road: Provided, that should any individual sustain damage by the openingof said road, the same shii be asses.- sed under the provisions of the general road law. (Ipproved, January 13, 1826.) AN ACT for the relief af Thomas Ilearne. Section 1. 1L3 it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre. arntatives of the state of labama, in general assenbh convened, That the Cornptrollcr of public accounts be, and he is here- by authorized and dirt6ted to issue his warrant on the state Treasurer, in favor of Thomas Icarne, of trontgomerv coun- ty for the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, to be pai out of the fund created by the third section of an act, enti- tied an act to provide for the payment of slaves executed in )ursuancc of law, pased Dec. 24th, 1824, it being for one half the value of a negro man (slave) namned moses the property of the said Hearne, executed in pursuance qf, of the judgment of the circuit court of the said county, rene dered at march term, 1825. (Approved, Jan. 9, 182G.) AN ACT for the relief of Lewis Houser. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of. Rlir,. sentatives of the state oj Alabama, in general asseanik con- vened, That the comptroller of public accounts, he, aid hec is hereby, authorized and directed to issue his wht'rant-ont- the state treasurer, in favor of Lewis Houser, of Aitaugg*; county, for the sum of three hundred dollars, to be paid out of the fund created by the third section of an actrentitled an act to provide for the payment of slaves, executed in pursuance of law, passed, December 24, 1824, it being for one half of the value of a negro man, (slave) named Roh bin, the property of the said Lewis Houser, executed in pursuance of the judgment of the circuit court, of the said county of Autauga, rendered at November term, 18:.4. (Approved, January 11, 1826.) AN ACT for the relict of Hiram Shortridge. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate andfHouseofRepresentd?, tives of the state of Alabama, in general assenzblU convened, That Hiram Shortridge be permitted to practice law in the several courts of law and qouity in this state. Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That before the said Hi- M Shortridge shall have and enjoy the rights and privi- leges of an attorney and solicitor, he shall take the oath, in .nanner and form, prescribed by the first section of an act entitled an act supplementary to an act entitled an !tct to suppiess duelling, passed, December the sixth, eighteen hundred and twenty-one: Provided, however, That, instead of the words first day of January, eighteen hundred and twenty-one, contained in the first section of said act, the words the first day of January, eighteen hundred and twen- ty-five shall be adopted, whenever the oath, contained in said section, may be taken by said Hiram Shortridge. Sec. 3. .e it further enacted, That this act shall be in force from its passage. (Approved, Dec. 20, 1825.)

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