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 PRIVATE ACTS OF THE TWENTY-SECOND CONGRESS or ras UNITED STATE S, Passed at the second session, which was begun and held at the City of Washington, in the District of Columbia, on Jllonday, the third day of December, 1832, and ended on the second day of March, 1833. Aivrmmw Jucxson, President; Jour: C. C.u.uouN, Vice President of the United States, and President of the Senate; Ammnw STEVEN- sou, Speaker of the House of Representatives. STATUTE II. ],m_14_ 1333, Crum. IV.-.»2n det for the relief ey" the children of Charles Comb and Morgue. ~—-—-—·—-·—-——-· rite Laviolet, his wife. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the L¤¤d W6 United States of America in Congress assembled, That the children of °°"6m'°d' Charles Comb and Marguerite Laviolet, be, and they are hereby, conlirmed in their title to a tract of land of six hundred and forty acres, situated in the county of Attakapas, state of Louisiana, to be located in such manner as to embrace the improvements made by Louis Doze Proviso. and Marguerite Laviolet, his wife, in their life-time: Provided, That this act shall be considered only as a relinquishment of title on the part of the United States, and not to affect the rights of third persons. Armzovmrn, January 14, 1833. Snrurs II. ""_"‘ Inn. 14, 1838. CHAP. V.—An Act for the relief of Eugene Borelh Be it enacted, rf-c., That Eugene Borell be, and he is, confirmed Lund claim in his claim to six hundred and forty acres of land, in virtue of actual °°”n"“°d· settlement and cultivation, before and ever since the twentieth day of · December, one thousand eight hundred and three; which tract of land is situated in the county of Attakapas, in the state of Louisiana, at a place called Sheepeck, and lying upon the west side of the Bayou “Cy- pre-mort," it being the part of a twenty-four acre tract, fronting on said Bayou, by forty back, bounded northwardly by lands of the heirs of Joseph Sorel}, eastwardly by the said Bayou “Cypre—mort," southwardly by other lands of the heirs of said Joseph Sorell, and westwardly at the Proviso. depth of forty arpents, by public lands: Provided, That this act shall extend only to a relinquishment of the title of the United States, and shall not prejudice the rights of third persons. Approved, January 14, 1833. Brnurs H. _‘-"‘ Jan, 14, 1533, Cntr. VI.——·»9n Act to change the names q" Mlliam B. Finch and Elizabeth B. ·~—·~——~··-·-··-· Finch, to that of William Compton Bolton, and Elizabeth Bolton. Bc it enacted, <§·c., That William Bolton Finch, a post captain in the °,1:_j`mg_·;¢¤b¤ Navybf the United States, and Elizabeth B. Finch, his sister, both of gthe istrict of Columbia, be, and they are hereby, respectively author- (528)