Laws of the Colonial And State Governments, Relating to Indians And Indian Affairs, From 1663 to 1831, Inclusive: With An Appendix Containing the Proceedings of the Congress of the Confederation. And the Laws of Congress, From 1800 to 1830, On the Same Su
Laws of the Colonial And State Governments, Relating to Indians And Indian Affairs, From 1663 to 1831, Inclusive: With An Appendix Containing the Proceedings of the Congress of the Confederation. And the Laws of Congress, From 1800 to 1830, On the Same Su
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2. Be it further enacted^ That from and after the fiirst day of March nexit, if any person or persons whatsoever,, (other than such as duly take out license, or licensed from the proper authority) shall directly, or indirectly, trade or traflBc with any Indian or Indians, except for the necessary supply ©f provisions, in their passing or repassing to aiid from the nation, or shall presume to erect, ors set up any houses, or huts on the Tands reserved for the Indians, shall be proceeded against ...as before directed. / • Sec. 3. n^nd be it further enacted, That all and every person or persons, whites, half breeds, Indians, mulattoes, or mustigoes, who shall enveigle, steal, or carry away any slave, or slaves, or shall hire, aid or counsel any person, or persons to inveigle, steal or carry away as aforesaid any such slave ojp slaves, or shall aid any such slave or skves in runnitig away from his owner or employers* service, or shall give a ticket or Digitized by VjOOQIC S49 pMB, whereby such slave shall depart from the service of his FlorMb, IHli or her, said owner, manaaier, or employer, shall be, and he, and they are hereby declared guilty of felony, and b^ing thereof convicted, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or whipping not' exceeding thirty-nine stripes, or iroprisonmeht not exceeding two years, at the dis- cretion of the fourt.
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2. Be it further enacted^ That from and after the fiirst day of March nexit, if any person or persons whatsoever,, (other than such as duly take out license, or licensed from the proper authority) shall directly, or indirectly, trade or traflBc with any Indian or Indians, except for the necessary supply ©f provisions, in their passing or repassing to aiid from the nation, or shall presume to erect, ors set up any houses, or huts on the Tands reserved for the Indians, shall be proceeded against ...as before directed. / • Sec. 3. n^nd be it further enacted, That all and every person or persons, whites, half breeds, Indians, mulattoes, or mustigoes, who shall enveigle, steal, or carry away any slave, or slaves, or shall hire, aid or counsel any person, or persons to inveigle, steal or carry away as aforesaid any such slave ojp slaves, or shall aid any such slave or skves in runnitig away from his owner or employers* service, or shall give a ticket or Digitized by VjOOQIC S49 pMB, whereby such slave shall depart from the service of his FlorMb, IHli or her, said owner, manaaier, or employer, shall be, and he, and they are hereby declared guilty of felony, and b^ing thereof convicted, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or whipping not' exceeding thirty-nine stripes, or iroprisonmeht not exceeding two years, at the dis- cretion of the fourt.
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