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An Act for the benefit of the heirs of Henry Talbott, deceased. 1820 82 (1820)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0109 and id is 1 raw text is: CUnveyances to be obligato- ry on his heirs ( 2 ) Broaddus and Joseph Barnett, i pflrsuiaice j. the powers vested in them by this act, shall be a:i binding on said heirs, and shVll as absolutely transfer and con% ey such estate to the purchaser or parehasers, as if said heirs were of full a.e, and had executed such deed or deeds in ri'opet person. CHAP. LXV. ki.dCTfor the benffit of the heirs offlcury Talbott, deceased. Approved, December 6, 1820. WHEREAS it is represented to this genera- !ecital. assembly, that Henry Talbott, deceased, late of Bourbon county, departed this life, and directed by his last will and testament that his slaves should be equally divided among his children • and the executor of the last will and testament of the said Henry, deceased, finding it impractica- ble to divide said slaves equally in pursuance of said will, by the consent of all the heirs and leg- atees-of said Henry, except the infant heirs of P'olly Whaley, deceased, latc Polly Talbott, one of the heirs of the said Henry, who consented by their guardian and father, Lee Whaley, that said executor should expose to public sale said ne- groes to the highest bidder amongst said legatees alone, all of whom were of age, except as afore- said : And whereas, said executor did expose to sale said negroes so devised as aforesaid at pub- lie auction among said legatees, who severally became purchasers of said negroes, and who pe- tition that said 4ale may be confirmed and legal- ized : Therefore, BE it enacted by the General Assembly of the The sale of Comnnwnwealth of Kentucky, That the sale made certain slaves by the executor of the said Henry Talbott, -de- by the execu- ceased, ofthe slaves of said decedant among the tor confirmed. asd ftesae f addcdn m t h said legatees and heirs of Henry Talbott, deceas- ed, be, -and the same is hereby legalized and con- firmed.

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