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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0240 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY.
thence to the Ohio river, including said mill and Tho- 1834.
inas Miller's farm on the river, thence up the Ohio ri- -
ver. to include theWabash island, to the beginning-
shall be deemed an election precinct for the county of
Union, known by the name of the Ohio precinct; and
the elections therein shall he held in the town of Ra-
leigh, at the house of Richard T. Jones, or any other
house in said town, designated by the county'coulrt of
Union fomtime to time: and the ju']ge-, sheri1 and
clerk, who shall be appointed bY the county court of Oficls to be
Union to attend elections in said precinct, shall be appointedtoat-
under the same regulations, and rcceive the same com- tend elections
pensation that the law directs itn sirnil ir ca'ses: and the therein.
voters in said precinct may vote at said prccinct, or at
the court house, as they may prefer.
Sec. 2. Bc it fi'thel in-at d, Taat the sheriffs, at-
tending clectioni at the court house in Union countx, Polstobecom-
and the several precincts in said county, .,hdl meet at
the court house the Friday afer the eletion.;nd rom-
pare the polls of the severa candidates, and give a
certificate to the person or persons entitled to tlhe same.
Sec. 3. Be it furher nac/ed, That the election pre- Place of votin
cint in the county of AlcCrackcn, whicl has hereto- in a precinct i
fore been holden at the house of John Veavcr, shall McCracken
hereafter be holden at the hous. of John Terr'il. in countychang(
said county.
[Approved February S, l'34.]
CaAp. 33G.-AIN ACT for the benefit of Simon, a negro man, slave
of Charles Roseberiy.
Whereas, it is represented to the present General
Assembly, that Lucy Cotton, a free woman of color,
departed this life, in the city of Lexington, possessed Recital,
of estate, real and personal, without issuc, and intes-
tate; and a negro man slave,named Simonthe property
of Charles Roseberry, is her only brother and relative
now living, and that lie is quite old; hut, in conse-
quence of his being a slave, he cannot inhetit or en-
joy said estate: that said Roseberry is willing to eman-
cipate said slave, upon condition that the Legislature
will enable him, the said Simon, to take, sue for, re-
cover, and enjoy, said estate, and has petitioned this
legislature for that purpose: Therefore,](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsky0240&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)