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An Act for the benefit of Love Hogan. 1842 177 (1842)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0403 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. on the amount of all goods, wares and merchandize sold by 1843 them, for non-residents of said town. SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That said Trustees shall have power, generally, to pass by-laws, ordinances, rules, and regu. lations, for the government and welfare of said town, under adequate fines and penalties, and to impose fines on the mem- bers and officers of the Board, who shall fail to attend at regu- lar meetings, or when summoned to attend called meetings, by order of the Chairman: Provided, said fines and forfeitures that said Trustees are herein authorized to impose, shall, in no instance, exceed the sum of ten dollars. SEC, 3. Be it further enacted, That the by-laws and ordi- nances of said Trustees, shall not be in force before the same shall be published at the court house door in said town, by posting a copy thereof, for at least ten days: And provided further, That the said by-laws and ordinances shall not be in- consistent with the constitution of the United States nor the constitution and laws of this State. SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, That the town Sergeant shall have power to collect all fines imposed by the Board, and execute all process issued by its order; and that the town Col- lector shall have the same power to distrain for the town tax, that the Sheriff now has for the revenue tax. Approved, February 22, 1843. CHAPTER 148. AN ACT for the benefit of Love Hogan. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That if Love Hogan shall enter into bond, with good surety, in the County Court of Jessamine county, in such sum as said court shall deem reasonable, payable to her infant children, and with condition to account to them when they come of age, for any slaves, and the increase of any of them in which she claims a dower interest, and shall obtain the assent, in writing, of her adult children, then she may re- move said slaves to the State of Missouri, without a forfeiture of her dower interest in them. Approved, February 22, 1843. CHAPTER 150. AN ACT legalizing the sale, by the Trustees of the town of Lebanon, of a part of Mulberry street, to R. H. Rountree, and vesting them with power to convey the same by deed. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the sale heretofore made by the Trustees of the town of Lebanon, to R. H. Rountree, of that part of 23

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