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An Act for the benefit of Benoni S. Newland, and James Lyon, and Thomas Rowe. 1822 42 (1822)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0128 and id is 1 raw text is: 42J When any oly- Sec. S. Be it further enacted by the aut hority nerofa lotshall aforesaid, That whenever any owner or owners fail for six months, tnus- of any lot or part of a lot in said tovn, shall ocs mv have fail or refuse tfor the space of six months, after amett pav.d & notice of such order or ordinance requiring him collect moley from owner, or them to make such pavement or pavements to comply with the same, it shall and may be lawful for the trustees aforesaid, to cause to be made and constructed any such pavement or pavements, and to levy, assess and collect from the owner or owners respectively, such sum or, sums of momey as may have been expended by such trustees in the making the said pavements. Proviso. . Provided, however, That no such order or or- dinance shall be made tunless two thirds of the whole board of trustees shall concur. CHAP. CCCLXXi. A 1n .ACT for the benefit of Benoni S. ,'wiand, and James Lyon, and Thomas Rome. Approved, November It, 1822. WHEREAS it is represented to this Gene- Recital: ral Assembly, that Daniel Kelly, a citizen of this state, together with two slaves, the proper- ty of Thomas IHornsby, stole from the county of Shelby in this state, three horses ; that the said Kelly and slaves were taken and commit- ted to jail in Madisonville, Indiana; and time governor of Kentucky being informed thereof, made a request of the governor of Indiana, to deliver the said Kelly and two slaves to Benoni S. Newland, who was appointed agent on he- half of Kentucky, to receive and deliver the said Kelly and slaves to the jailor of Shelby vounty ; whicih agency the said Newland exe- cuted with promptness and fidelity: where- fore, Allowance Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General .Assembly mide to 6. S. of the Co'mmonweatth of Kentncky,, That the Newland. said Benoni S. Newland be allowed the sum of one hundled and ten dollars to he paid out of the public treasury, to defray time expenses of,

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