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An Act for the benefit of Lucy G. Cocke, and her children. 1844 127 (1844)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0440 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. man, Michael Jones, James M. McArthur, Charles J. Helm, 1845 F. A. Miller, N. B. Shaler, James Taylor, Jr., and Ira Root, and their associates and successors, shall be, and they are here- Corporators by, constituted a body politic and corporate, to be styled The names: orp- Irving Library Association of Newport; and by that name they may sue and be sued, and may have and use a common seal, and adopt such a constitution, and make such by-laws as shall be necessary and proper for their government, not incon- sistent with the constitution and laws of the United States or of this State. SEc. 2. That said Library Association shall only have pow- May estab- er to establish a Library and reading and lecture room in the lish Library, town of Newport, and unite therewith such philosophical or &c. scientific apparatus as they may choose; and for this purpose, they may hold real estate to the amount of five thousand dol- lars. SEc. 3. That this act may be amended or repealed at any time. Approved January 24, 1845. CHAPTER 96. AN ACT for the divorce of Eliza Jane and Oscar Roberts, and to change the name of said Eliza Jane, to that of Eliza Jane Chenoweth. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the marriage contract existing between Eliza Jane Roberts and Oscar Roberts, be, and the same is hereby, dissolved, and each of them are hereby restored to all the rights and privileges of unmarried persons; and the said Eliza Jane is hereby restored to her maiden name of Eliza Jane Chenoweth. Approved January 24, 1845. CHAPTER 97. AN ACT for the benefit of Lucy G. Cocke, and her children. WHEEAS, It is represented to this General Assembly, that Eliza Julia Fry conveyed to James S. Hopkins, Thomas Bar- bour, and Lewis W. Green, in trust, for the use and benefit of Lucy G. Cocke, Eliza Julia Cocke, Lucy G. Cocke, Rebecca Cocke, and Frances Cocke, a house and lot in the town of Dan- ville; and, also, a small parcel of ground, about twenty feet square, on which stands an old stable, of but little value, de- tached from the house and lot, aforesaid; which small piece of ground and stable are almost entirely unproductive; and the said Lucy G. Cocke and said Trustees conceive it to be to her interest, and the interest of said children, to sell said small piece of ground and stable, and vest the proceeds in-other pro- perty, more productive, or place the money at interest for their use and benefit: therefore, 127

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