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rtovlio- shall be built across said river more thau eight feet
high for ally water works.
Sec. 2. That nothing in this act ronlained shall
be so consLened as to effect or impair the rights or
*urther pro. interests of Any person or persons who may have
riso. legally erected a (]am across the said stream, fov'
the purpose of establishing mills, or other lawfol
purpose, or who may have obtained from any county
court an order permitting him or them to erect such
dam or water works.
ChAP. DCCXVII.
An ACT for the benefit of Robert Icinkeat.
Approved, January 7, 1824.
WHEREAS it appears to the present General
ecitaI. Assembly, that the Commonwealth of Kenturky is
justly. indebted to Robert Kinkead, jailor of Wood-
ford county, in the sum of one hundred and telr do.
lars. for keeping. maintaining and burying a negro-
man slave, comnn'tted to jail as a runaway ; and
that there is no Iaw authorizing the Auditor to pay
him : Therefure,
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Corn.
slm ormoney mOnwealth of Kentucky, That the Auditor of public
allowed him. accounts be, and lie is hereb) directed to issue his
warrant to the said Robert Kinkead for the slum of
one hundred and ten dollars, v hich the Treasurer
shall pay out of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated by law.
CHAP. DCCXVIII.
An ACT to lay off the State into Electorial Districts.
Approved, January 7,1824.
Sec. 1. le it enacted by the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Ketucky, Tlat this state
Shall be. -divided into three districts, for the purposo
of electing fourteen electors to choose a President
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