The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13
BY At TIfoRITY.

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/ AN Acf 10 extend the fine allowed for III
reds-tnl.lou of laads sold Toe drecl iaS !,
certain casts
BE Il eaoeit by re Senoic aud Pause ~
! Representatives. Of he i,iled states If 4
merica IN Congress assembled, Thai Tin,
tim allowed FIR the redemption uf lands
which have been, or may be suld ler th.
non. payment of taxes. under The sever
acts passed the second day of August, un,
thousand eight hundred and lh,ft IN, IN
ninth day of January, me Thousand right
hundred and litteen, aud the GIih DAY ~
! March, oLc Thousand eight hupdied aud
sixteen, for layn'. aud collecting dieei
tax, within the United States, So Car rs III,
same have been purchased for, ar I'm be
h1lf of thr United States, he revived anu
extended fn the further term of Two years
from aud after the expiration of the pre-
| sent session of Congress: proeiied, Thai
on such redemption. interest shall be paid
at the rate Of twenty per eentum per an
mum on the taxes aforesaid, aud on the
additions of twenty per eentmm charge
able thereon aud the iight of redemption
shall eu'lrc rs we'll 20 the heirs aud ~
signcrs nf the lands 81 purchased on behalf
al the United States, as 10 the original
owners thereof.
Approved WASHINGTON, Mach 3, le23
AN ACT for the erection of Monument over
the tomb OF Elhrder Gerry, late Vice pre-
sidrnt of the United states
BE II snucted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of he tHited States n
merica IN Congress eaS,mbied. That the
Superintendent of thu Public Buildings b.,
and hc hereby is, directed Ia cause Ia b.
erected in the burial ground of the City
of Washington, a neat aud appropriate
Monument, over the tomb Of Elhridge Ger.
ry, late Wee President ofthe United States,
who died at Washington, November tween
ty-thild, one thousand eight hundred and
fourteen with suitable inscription on the
same. stating The name, station, and time
of death. OF the deceased
See. :. lind be II further enacted, That
a sum not exceeding one thousand dollars,
be-, and the same is hereby, appropriated,
for the payment of the cost thereof, from
any money in the Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated.
Approved Washington, Nnreh 3, 1879.
Az ACT Ncsiine IN the Stule oi Virginia the
right Of the lnitcd states ID all fines nssess-
ed Tor non-perormanee OF mii'iH duty, dn-
ring the Late war with Gieat Britain, within
said Stnir.
Be II cracitH by Ht SENATE and House Of
Representatives. Of he U,itcd SUITES Of Il
mtrico in Congress aSsemtied, That all
right which the United States have 10 the
fines assessed upon the citizens of the
State Of virginia, for the performance
of militia dnty during the late war with
Great Britain, shall be, aud the same Is
hereby, vested in the said State.
See. J. lind be- Il FURTHER fndcfed, That
all moneys in the hands Of those who now
are, or heretofore have been, Narshais, or
Deputy Marshals, which may have been
collected from the fines aforesaid, after
deduclng the expense of collecting the
same, and the cost Of any suit or suits
which may have been brought against said
Narshals or Deputy Mafshals, IN consc-
qacnce OF the collection of said fines, sballbe
paid by them, respectively 10 the Trcasu-
rer of said State.
See. 8. Ind be IL further enaeied, That
the said fines shall be recovered, by the
said state, under such regulations, proyi~
sions, and restrictions, as shall be prescrib
ed by the Legislature thereof: Pr0otded,
That, fthc provisions Of this act are accep-
ted hy the State of Virginia, that state shall
indemnity The United States against any
charge or charges which has already ac.
crued, or which may hereafter be made, IN
consequence OF the assessment and collec-
ton of said fines.
Approved. Washington, March 3, 1923.
DlED--Ye,terday morning, Mrs. CHRIS
T1AN HOYLE, aged about rs years, consor
of Mr. Charlie IIoyle, of this place.