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An Act for the benefit of John W. Riggs and Joseph Paxton. 1823 279 (1823)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0140 and id is 1 raw text is: P'oceedilga. of one hundred dollaps, which fine may be sued for, &UIst collec- and recovered before any court of the common- -tr for failing i todoh iadty. wealthl aving jurisdiction of the like sums. Any Penalty'ior person failing to give in a list of his or her taxable fingto give roporty, when callod on by the commissioner for in a list of tax.... able .property that pul'pose, or givingin a fraudulent list, shall be or giving in a liable to pay it fine of fifteen dollars. to be recuvered fraudulent before, any justice of the peace of said county : which lht. fines, as Well as fines laid on the collector fo, fail- ing to act agreeably to the provisions of this act, shall be applied by tie trustees'to repairing the _ i of streets and alleys of said town ; and said inhabitants said towv not of said town shall be, and they are hereby exempted to work on front working on any public road leaditig to and roads, but front said town, nevertheless the citizens of said they work ot town shall have the liberty of wotking out their tax, tieir towntox 4t the rato of fifty cents per day. CHAP. DLXIII. Jit ./CTfo, the benefit of John TV. liggs and To- seph laxton, Approved, November 28, 1823. Be it enacted by the General ./lssembly of the Com- inon.'wealIth of Kentucky, That John W. Riggs and Joseph Paxton be allowed the sum of thirty dollars, to be paid out or any money in the Treasury not otherwise al*propriated; for arresting Burris, a slave, who was charged with man-slaughter, and convicted in :the Nicholas circuit court ; and for money actually expended -by them. CHAP. DLXIV. An. .9CT to alter the mode of appointing trustees in the .Madison Seminary. Approved, November 28, 1823. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Gefteral lssembly of the Common-wealth of Kentucky, That the county court of bladison ¢ounty shall, annually, at their

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