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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0227 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY.
may see proper to bind them; and it shnll be tile duty 1833.
of said overseer or overseers, to keep an account of-
the money and-labour received by him or them from
the head-right debtors, and the number of days each And report io
debtor has worked with him on anu road under the the court.
direction of the county court: and he shall further
make out. and report to said court, at their monthly
sessions, a true and perfetct statement of the amounts
received by hin as their agent or overseer, and how
disbursed.
Sec. 7. 1)? ilfitrlhlr enacted, That nill the balance Amount de on
of the tleht due the commonwealth on cormnissio.ulers' certificates
Souths of Green
county and c'rcuit court certificates South of Gr een1 river nud il the
river, and within the territory or bounds acquired by Tellico bounds
the treaty of Tellico, shall be disposed of by virtue of diloSed of.
the provisions of the above act.
Sce. S. B, il fithr enacled, That each of the coun- County coun
ty courts in this commonwealth shall have full power, may surrender
to w\'fows 1111d
and authority iti their discretion, to surrender up to poorpezsous tie
any widow or poor persons who may be unable, to pay, balauce due.
and who may be a settler on the land, any balance
due from him, her or them, and may without payment
.r'ant a certificate to the Auditor, in like form as if the
payment had been made in money or labor.
[Approved January 31, 1833.1
Oiti. 193.-AN ACT atnhorising the Trustees of the Kentucky
Baptist Education Society to emancipate a Slave,
Whereas, it is represented to the present General Recital.
Assembly, that Isachar Pawliiig, deceased, late of
Mercer county, by various conveyances, in his lifitime,
anid also by his last will amid testament,imade large do-
nations to the trustees of the Kentucky llaplist t,du-
Cation icei), in trust, for the use of a colltogL to be
established tinder their surerintendlance: Altai where-
as, it is further represented by said trustees. that
among the estate devised to themI hy the said l'aVwl-
ing there is a certain shtve namctd 4pencer, who %as
the attending servant of said Paw i g fbr nvmmy yearg,
and %v]om1 said Pawlnlg desirl.d aitld ,intended to
emancipate: as a reward for his t1 1iiful obedience of,
and attention to, liis master in his old age, but t'la by
some omission the intention of said Pawling was never
carried into effect: Wherefore-
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