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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0236 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY.
1834. CHAP. 265.-AN ACT to repeal an act, entitled, an act to authorize
the sale of Lebanon Meeting-house, in the county of Todd, approved
December 15th, 1832.
Be it enacted hy the General Assemaly of the Corn-
monwenlith of Kentucky, That an act, entitled, an act
to authorise the sale of the Lebanon meeting-house,
in the county of Todd, approved December 15th,
1832, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
[Approved January 24, 1834.J
CHAP. 266.-AN ACT for the benefit of Robert Sanders.
Be it enacted by the Gencral Assembly of the Corn-
monvealth of Kentucky, That it shall be lawful for
Robert Sanders, to make a change of so much of the
state road leading from Lexington to Ghent, in Gal-
latin county, as passCs near his mill, on his land in
Gall ttin county, by beginning at a point near the said
mill, and running so as to leave said mill between said
road, and Lick creek, intersecting the old road, at a
nearer and most convenient point, after passitg the
mill. AnA when said alteration shall be made and
occupied, or worked upon by the overseer of said road,
the said alteration shall be taken as established, and
held as part thereof, to all intents and purposes.
'Approved January 24, 1834.]
CIAP. 267.-AN ACT for the benefit of the heirs of James Speed.
Whereas, James Speed or East, late of the county
of Jessamiine, being a man of color, departed this life
without issue, leaving estate, both real and personal,
within this state; and the said James Speed left the
following brothers and sisters, who were also free born,
viz: Elijah Speed, Henry Speed, Sucky, who inter.
Raciv. married with Major Iloniday, algo Fanny, who was the
only daughter of Margaret, another sister of said
James, who is also dead, the said Fanny having inter-
married with James Pilligin, allof whom are persons
of color, and leaving alo his mother, Susan Speed, who
is also free born. And whereas doubts exist whether
the estate of said James Speed passes to the persona
aforesaid by descent, and they all having petitioned](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsky0236&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)