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CHAP. XXXIV.
.An JCTJor the benefit of Jincy Dodd..
Approved, November 23, 1820.
YVIIEREAIS it is represented to the present
general nassih]v, that Jincy Dodds, of Living.
Eocital. ston Cow'nty. is extremely poor, has a family to
support, is a cripple and unable to pay the bal-
ance or the state price on £o) acre, of poor land
i hich she has had surveyed, registered and paid
sever al insla'nciits theicon. and the legislaturo
fceling '%illingto alleviate the wants of the poor:
Therefore,
Sec. 1. Bc iI enacled by the General .qsveinbl
of the CLmnionwcalth of kentwicky, That the hal-
ance of the state price on 200 acres of land, on
certilicate No. 1, ra3, .inted by the Livinfs)a
]Donation of
land. Courldy croo1't. be, naid the same s hereby remit-
ted tothe said Jincy Dodds, and the register of
the land ol.ice be, and he is hereby required to
issue to he. a granit therefor, agreeably to a plat
made out arid registered : Procided however,
Proviso. that nothi:ngl hereins contained, shall give her any
advantage over any othcr patents previously is-
sued.
CHAP. XXXV.
An .CTfor the benefit of Catharibw Wilkinson.
Appioved, November23, 1820.
Src. 1. Pe I! enacted by the General Jssembly of
the Con, 7nonweallh of Kentucky, That Cathariuo
I'ilkinson, widow of Benjamin - ilkinson, de.
ceased, o ho departed this life in the county of
Washington in this commonwealth, being an a-
lien and intestate and without issue, shall be
Estate of an a- entitled to all the real estate and negroes oi
lien ytst~d in 1 hich tile said Benjamin died, seized, possessed
her. of, o entitled to, in the said commonmealth, in
the same way, and with the same effect, as if tht
sai, real estate and siegroes had been by Ilie last
will and t:'stalnunt ofthe said Benjamin, demised
to the saidl Catharine, aind her heirs and assi-ns
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