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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsva0636 and id is 1 raw text is: Private Claims. 339
ing required to procure a license or pay a tax therefor: Provided
howcver, That if the said William Browning shall be duly convicted
of a violation of any of the penal laws of this commonwealth, tile
privilege hereby granted shall cease and determine: And provided
further, That the legislature shall have the right at any time to re-
peal this act : Provided, That the provisions of this bill shall not ex-
tend beyond the period of two years from the passage of this act.
2. This act shall be in force from and after its passage. COominenceinnt.
CHAP. 39.9.-An ACT authorizing the payment of a certain sum ofr money to
Sarah C. Iyara, executrix of George flyars deceased.
[Passed Pebraary 2,118.1
1. Be it enacted by the gencral assembly, That the auditor of pub. Fatn, C. nyars
. , , Paid Vann| ofla
lie accounts be andi he is hereby authorized and required to issue his con,lnoncd
warrant upon the treasury (payable out of any money therein not'dave.
otherwise appropriated) in favour of Sarah C. Byars, executrix of
George Byars deceased, for the sum of six hundred dollars, the va-
luation of a slave named Jim, condemned by the county court of
Smyth county, and reprieved by the executive for sale and transpor-
tation, which payment is authorized to be made on the certified va-
luation of the court of said county, without requiring the separate va-
luation as prescribed in the first section of the act providing fur the
payment of slaves condemned to death or transportation, passed
March eighteen hundred and forty.
2. This act shall be in force from its passage. Commencement.
Cmtk'. 30.-An ACT concerning James Cook, deputy sheriff of Wood
county.
[Passed January 20, 18 I.]
1. Be it enadced by the general asscmbly, That the auditor of pub- James Cook al.
lic accounts be and lie is hereby authorized and directed to issue his torg,, pay ror et-
warrant on the treasurer (payable out of any money therein not other- sonar.
wise appropriated) in favour of James Cook, a deputy sheriff for the
county of Wood, or to his legal representative, for the sum of seven.
ty-eight dollars and fifty-eight cents for services rendered and ex-
penses incurred by a certain William Farnin who was employed by
said sheriff as extra guard to assist in conveying to the penitentiary a
convict from said county of Wood, it appearing that the amount afore.
said has been paid by said sheriff to said Farmin.
2. This act shall be in force front its passage. Commencement.
CrAP. 331.-An ACT to pay John L,. )ougherty a sun of money for work
done on the Cumberland gap road.
[Passed February 3, 18 1$.1
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the auditor of pub- John I,. noughw.
lj0 y pail] for work
lie accounts be and he is hereby directed to issue his warrant on the on uberland
treasury, payable to John L. Dougherty, for the sum of ninety-three road.
dullars, forty-five cents, that amount appearing to he due to said
Dougherty ior work done for repairs ott the Cumherland gap road
under a contract with the superintendent of the said road, and before
the surrender of said road to the counties through which it passes.
2. This act shall be in force from its passage. Coumencement.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsva0636&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)