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An Act for the benefit of Elizabeth Williams. 1845 211 (1845)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0488 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. CHAPTER 235. 1846. AN ACT for the benefit of Elizabeth Williams. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealtt Authorized of Kentucky, That Elizabeth Williams, of Adair county, be to bring, slaves. and she is hereby authorized to bring into this State from the into the State. State of Virginia, two slaves, Milley and Eliza: Provided, she shall, within thirty days after introducing said slaves, file and cause to be entered on the order book of the County Court of Adair county, her affidavit, setting forth the names and ages of said slaves, and that they were brought into this State for the use of herself and family, and not for sale, or merchandize, and that she intends to keep them for her own use. Approved February 17, 184G. CHAPTER 256. AN ACT for the benefit of James Pittman. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth Allowanee of Kentucky, That the Second Auditor is hereby authorized for keeping an to issue his warrant on the Treasurer for fifty dollars, being idiot. for one year's allowance for the support of Caroline Pittman, an idiot, formerly of Harlan county, but now removed to Pu- laski county, upon evidence being filed with said Auditor, that said idiot is still alive and in the care of her committee, James Pittman. Approved February 17, 1846. CHAPTER 237. AN ACT for the benefit of Joseph S. N. and James M. Dicken. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwea'th of Kentucky, That it shall be lawful for Joseph W. DicKen and Sarah Dicken, his wife, to file their bill in chancery in the Campbell Circuit Court, against Benjamin D. Beall, and Joseph S. N. Dicken, and James M. Dicken, and William DeCourcev, alleging the purchase, by the said Joseph W. Dick- en, of a tract of land, in said county of Campbell, of ninety six and a half acres, from said Beall, and that he has paid all the purchase money except about two hundred dollars and in- terest; in which bill the said Joseph W. shall exhibit and file the title bond of said Beall, for said land; they shall, also, al- lege in said bill, that William DeCourcey has in his hands six hundred dollars belonging to said Joseph S. N. and James M. Dicken, subject to the right of said Sarah Dicken to the in- terest on said sum, until Joseph S. N. and James M. Dicken shall arrive to the age of twenty one years; and alleging also, that said Joseph W. Dicken has parted with his interest in said land to said Joseph S. N. and James M. Dicken, upon

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