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An Act for the benefit of Hay Battaile and others. 1826 64 (1826)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0169 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF 1327. e~don (eed book A, wants binding and indexing: '- Therefire, Src. 1. Be it eacted by the General Assembly of the Com mot'erlth of Keducky, That the clerik of the -aid county he and he is hereby authorized to pro- cure the binding of the aforesaid book, and indexing the same'; and that the said clerk be and he is hereby authorized to purchase a book, and record the entries aforc id, which never have been recorded; and that the said clerk be allowed one and a half cents for every twenty words in each and every entry record- ed as aforesaid; and the said court shall thereupon certifv to the Auditor of public accounts, the amount that the said clerk shall be entitled to; allowing him the price paid for said book-binding, indexing and re- cording said entries; which the Auditor is directed to allow and pay out of any taxes that may be receiv- ed on law process by said clerk. Approved, January 19.th, 18-27. CHAP. 55.-An act to regulate ferries on the Tennescee river and part of Cumberland river. SEc. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That hereafter it shall not be lawful for any County Court to establish any ferry over the Tennessee river, or over that part of the Cumberland river, which runs through the coun- ties of Trigg, Caldwell and Livingston, nearer than one mile above or one mile below any other ferry which has heretofore been established, or may here- after be established. Approved, January 19th, 1827. 60AP. 58.-Aa act for the benefit of Hay Battaile and otheri WHERAS, it is represented to the present General Assembly, that Hay Battaile did, on the fifth day'oi January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty- five, make and acknowledge to record in the clerk's office of the Clark County Court, a deed of trust to Preamble. Reuben T. Ta3 or and John Battaile, as trustees, on sundry slaves therein mentioned, for the benefit oi Ann Bat tailk the wife of said Hay, during her natur.

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