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An Act for the benefit of James Angel and Burnley D. Smith. 1844 215 (1844)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0453 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. and those situated in district numbered three, one hundred 1845 dollars, and all those situated in district numbered four, fifty dollars. SEC. 4. That all laws conflicting with this act, be, and are Repealing hereby, repealed. clause. SEc. 5. That, hereafter, there shall be elected three Trustees Trustees to in the town of Independence, in Kenton county, instead of be elected in five; under the same laws and rules as now prescribed in the Independence. election of Trustees in said town. SEC. 6. That, hereafter, the time for holding the election for Election of Trustees in the town of Wyoming, shall be changed to the Trustees in first Monday in August, and be held before one Justice of the Wyoming. Peace instead of two. SEC. 7. That any free white male person holding title Who may to real estate in the town of Ve'rsailles, upon which he is vote for Trus- liable to pay a town tax, shall be entitled to vote for Chairman tesin Ver- and Board of Trustees of said town, unless some other legal disqualification shall exist against such person or persons. SEC. S. That the Trustees of Elizabethtown, as appointed Trustees of under the provisions of an act, entitled, an act to amend the Elizabethtown may lay tax to several acts concerning the town of Paris and Elizabethtown, purchase bury- approved February 20th, 1839, shall have the power, and are ing ground. hereby authorized, under the provisions of said act, to levy, on the ad valorem principle, and cause to be collected, a tax for the purpose of purchasing additional ground to the grave yard of said town, and inclosing the same in such manner as said Trus- tees shall deem proper. Approved February, 10 1845. CHAPTER 295. AN ACT for the benefit of Beverly Robinson. Be it enacled by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the Second Auditor of Public Accounts issue his warant on the Treasurer in favor of Beverly Robin- son for six dollars, balance due him for actual expenses incur- red in conveying a Lunatic to the Asylum at Lexington. Approved February 10, 1845. CHAPTER 296. AN ACT for the benefit of James Angel and Burnley D. Smith. W11EREAS, It appears by the petition of James Angel, of Whitley county, that, as one of the heirs of William King, of Tennessee, he became entitled to the one half of a certain slave named Lucy, and that he was compelled to purchase the other half of one of his co-heirs; and the said slave bitIg in Tennessee, he cannot bring her into this State, without a special act permitting it-therefore, 215

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