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An Act for the benefit of Squire Griffin. 1837 86 (1837)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0308 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 1838. Green County Court may be of opinion requires it, and make out alphabets to the several books in his office which are with- out them. SEc. 2. The Surveyor shall procure well bound books, and To be copied copy the books that may be designated by the court, as soon in bound books as practicable; and after he shall have discharged said duty, and copies to be he shall make a report thereof to said court, whose duty it examined. shall be to appoint Commissioners, who, in conjunction with said Surveyor, shall compare said copies with the original re- cords, and when so examined, and their correctness ascertain- eld, they shall make out a certificate of the same and deposite it in the Surveyor's office. SEc. 3. The Surveyor shall be allowed for the books fur- Pay to Clerk nished, and the same compensation as was allowod to the Sur- and Commis- veyor of Fayette county, for copying certain records in his soner. office, according to an act, approved January 1 1th, 1825; and the said Commissioner, for examining, the sum of two dol- lars per day; and said court shall, after the completion of the work, proceed to levy upon the county of Green a sum suffi- cient to pay therefor, as also said Commissioners; or it may pay the same out of any money of said county not otherwise appropriated. SEC. 4. The copies made out, as aforesaid, shall have the The copies to same force, credit and validity as the said originals had; and have.the same any copy or copies therefrom, duly attested according to the credit, &c. as ordinar te originials. oriay forms of law, by the Surveyor, shall have the same force, credit and validity, which any copy or copies of re- cords now have, Approved January 27, 1838, CHAr. 626-AN ACT for the benefit of Squire Griffin. SEc. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Com- monwealth of Kentucky, That it shall and may be lawful for the County Court of Wayne county, upon Squire Griffins' enter- Com ty court ing into bond in said court, with good security, in the penalty may grant-a li- n cense. of five hundred dollars, conditioned for his keeping an orderly house, and that he will not sell spirituous liquors to slaves, to grant unto the said Squire Griffin a license to sell spirituous liquors in his house; which license the County Court may re- new from year to year, so long as he keeps and orderly house, without his paying any tax to the Government therefor. SEC. 2. That any Justice of the Peace for Wayne county, License may upon satisfactory proof being made to him that the said Squire be suspended. Griffin has forfeited any of the conditions in his bond, may, by his order, suspend his license and report the fact to the - next County Court, who shall hear the charge, an4 the said Griffin in defence, and if they find him guilty, annul his li- cense. Approved January 27, 1834.

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