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An Act for the benefit of John Loving. 1840 203 (1840.12)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0363 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. the benefit of the Baptist church, in the town of Shepherds- 1841 ville. The said Trustees, or the survivors thereof, upon re- ceiving the purchase money, shall convey the title to said lots to the purchaser or purchasers thereof. Approved, February 13, 1841. CHAPTER 283. AN ACT for the benefit of John Loving. SEc. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Com- monweallh of Kentucky, That it may be lawful for William V. Loving, as guardian for his brother, John Loving, to apply, by petition, to the Judge of the Warren Circuit Court, to sell .# certain slave, named Elzira, the property of his said ward- said petition being supported by affidavit that the sale of said slave will redound to the benefit of said John Loving. And if the Court shall be of opinion that a sale of said slave will result beneficially to said John, such sale shall be decreed, on such terms and payments as the court shall deem most ad- visable. SEc. 2. That the said William V. Loving, as guardian afore- said, is authorized and permitted to vest the proceeds of the sale of the said slave, Elzira, in the purchase of another female slave for his said ward; which slave, when so purchased, shall be held by said guardian as the property of his said ward. SEe. 3. That said court is authorized to make all such re- quirements of said guardian as will guard and secure the rights and interest of his said ward, Approved, February 13, 1841. CHAPTER 284. AN ACT for the benefit of the Methodist and Baptist Churches in the Town of Hardiisburg. SEc. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Trusteess of Commonwealth of Kentucky, That James Taylor, Morace the Methodist Hensley, and Williamson Cox, be, and they are hereby, au- 'uc sehr ized to 11l their thorized to sell and convey the meeting house and ground in meeting house. the town of Hardinsburg which was conveyed by George Blanford and wife to James Taylor, Jesse W. Kincheloe, Jas. 0. Pulliam, Warren Duncan, Matthias Miller, George Blan- ford, and Williamson Cox, Trustees for the Methodist church, by deed, bearing date the eighth day of August, 1832; and the conveyance, when made, shall pass the title to said meet- in ghouse and ground to the purchaser. SU. 2. That the money received by said Taylor, Hensley, How pro and Cox, for the meeting house and ground mentioned in the ceeds to be ap foregoing section, shall be applied by them to the building of a pied. church in the town of Hardinsburg, for the use and benefit of the Methodist Episcopal church. 203

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