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An Act for the benefit of Thomas Howser, of Monroe county. 1845 234 (1845)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0495 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 1846. CHAPTER 253. AN ACT divorcing Edward Farrar and Martha Farrar. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Edward Farrar, and Martha Farrar, his wife, be and they are hereby divorced, and are restored to all the rights and privileges of single persons. Approved February 19, 1846. CHAPTER 254. AN ACT divorcing Jesse Gee from his wife Elizabeth Gee. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Jesse Gee be and he is hereby divorced from his wife, Elizabeth Gee, and is restored to all the rights and privileges of a single man. Approved February I9, 1B46. CHAPTER 255. An ACT for the the benefit of Thomas Howser, of Monroe county. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Thomas Howser be and he is hereby permit- ted to import into this State a certain negro boy, by the name of Joe, about eighteen years old, without incurring the penal- ties of the law of 1833, prohibiting the importation of slaves into this Commonwealth: Provided, the said Thomas How- ser shall, within thirty days after the importation of said slave, make oath before the Clerk of the Monroe County Court, that said slave is imported for his own use, and not as merchan- dize, which affidavit shall be recorded in said court. Approved February 19, 1846. CHAPTER 258. AN ACT for the benefit of John Rogers' children. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Common. May fle bill wealth of Kentucky, That it shall and may be lawful for in chancery Thomas A. Hurly, who intermarried with the daughter and asking a saleof real estate of one of the heirs at law of John Rogers, deceased, to file a bill ,deceased. in the Louisville Chancery Court against his heirs at law, asking a sale of all tile real estate which descended to his heirs at law from the said Rogers, and if it shall be deemed by the chancellor to their interest, the said court may order a sale of all the real estate belonging tony and all infant or lu- natic heirs at law of the said Rogers, upon such terms and credits as the said court may deem best, 234

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