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An Act for the relief of Aaron P. Cunningham, of Copiah county. 1856 119 (1856.1)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsms0314 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF MISSIS8IPPI.

CILPTER 40.
AN ACT for the relief of Aaron P. Canninghar, of Coplah county.
WHEREAS, A. negro man slave ror life, the property
of said Cnningham, did, on the    day ofo
1855, coi1mmlit a most diabolical outrage upon tho
pers(on of a iost estinialc lady of said county,
and whereas. the    itizens of* the county and
iriends ol the said    , arrested said slave, and
atdecrtainilng his giilt aS t~hrey believed  heyond
dotult. Ainy1, said slave without trial in any court;
SECTION 1. le it enacted by the lAgislature of the
State of .1lisxsisippi, That the State pay to the said
Aaron P. Cunningham one-lialf' of the value of said
slave, to he ascertainedoultissessed by William
Ray, Aaron W. Norman and      William  13. Brent;
and that the auditor of' public, acomnits 1.e. antdis
hereby authorized and reqtired to issute his war-
rant oi the trea :urer. payable to said Cunningham,
for one-half the valite of said slave, to be ascertain-
ed and a      Alessed a4 athiresaid, wlic:,ever the said
Wiiiu Itav. Aaron W. Norman and William B.
Brent, shall crifil the value of said slave, under
onth. to .-aid autilitor.
Sic. 2. Be it further enacted, That this act shall
take elfect and be hr tbrcc froni and after its pafr.
sage.
and Cfe.td                          p k
Approv I Febtruary 15. 185(.
AN  ACT to amiet o act cnlitled ni  n to  i'orpoat e th' Columbs I we)
anrld Gener Int  urance 0sup.a:1n.y, and jr othe, pirposei, approved Feb.-
rAry  141h- t.
SECTroN 1.       inied     11I          a fthe staoreoam.
State of lississidThi Ii     Inl e died        'tPy
in the city of Cohabu         any f'or the plurp6oe
of transacting .btusme    on 0        wold lnra  im-f
surnq    whie 1cma                I   an know

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