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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0220 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKV. 1
CHAP. 1 2 .-AN ACT to evalmge the town ot'Madisonville. 1833.
Whereas, it is represented to' tire present Gen-eral
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, that
sundry citizens of the county of Hopkins, living con-
tiguous to the town of Madisonvillk,and desirous 'of
having a portion of their lands added to said'town,
and having had the necessary streets and alleys laid
Mfr: Therefore-
Be it e ,rn cf b ,y the General ./Jssembly of the Corn-
wonwealth of kentucky, That the lands included with-
in the boundaries herein described, shall he added to
and constitute a part of said town of Madisonville,
to-wit: beginning at the North-East corner of said
town, thence M~ast twenty-five poles to a stake, thence
South fifteen minutes East, one hundred and sixty poles
to a stake, thence Vest twenty-five poles to the South-
East corner of said town, thence beginning at the
South-West corner of said town, running thence West
forty poles to a stake, thence North one hundred and
sixty poles to a stake, thence East forty poles to the
North-West corner of said town.
[Approved January 25, 1833.]
CaAr. 130.-AN ACT to legalize the proceedings of the Court of As-
sessinent of fines of the 20thi Regiment of Kentucky Militia.
Whereas, it is represented Thiat the Court of As-
sessment for fines of the twentieth Regiment of Ken-
tucky Militia, by mistake, had their session on the last
Monday in October last, instead of the first Monday
in November, as they should by law have done:
Therefore,
Be it enaced by the General .ssrmnbly of the Com-
mowealkth of Ketuc y, That the proceedings of said
Court of Assessment, had at their said session in Oc-
toberiast, be and the same are hereby legalized.
[Approved January .5, 1833.]
ftiIAP. 131.-AN ACT for the benefit of the heirs of John Nalle, Jr.
Whereas, it is represented to the present General Preamb2e.
Assembly, that John Nalle, Jr. departed this life, and,
at his death made and published his last will and tes-
tament, leaving a number of heirs, part of them in-
fants, part frme coverts, and part of full age; that his
land is not capable of a division, owing to the small-
iaess of the tract, (being two hundred and twenty acrest,](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsky0220&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)