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An Act for the benefit of Henry D. Wilkerson. 1846 80 (1846)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0507 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KFNTUCKY. 1847 orally or by deposition or affidavit, shall be of opinion that a sale of said tract of land would be to the interest and advan. tage of the said Jane Berryman and her children, and that it would be proper to vest the proceeds of the sale of said tract of land in another tract of land, it shall and may be lawful for said Court to decree a sale of said tract of land, upon such terms and credit as said Court may deem proper, and that the proceeds of such sale, be vested in the purchase of another tract of land, for the sole use and benefit of said Jane Berry- man, and her issue, to remain in the hands and under the man- agement of said Trustee; and Lhe Court, in such decree, shall appoint a Commissioner to make said sale, and to convey said land to the purchaser, on tie payment of the purchase money; which deed shai, be acknowledged and approved in open Court, and shall be certified to the Clerk of the Ohio County Court for record; said Court shall also appoint a Commissioner to purchase and receive the conveyance of another tract of land, to said Trustee, as contemnplaAed by this act. Approved January 12, 1847. CHAPTER 19. AN ACT for the benefit of Beverly Megary, of Graves county. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth f Kentucky, That the Register of the Land Office be and he is hereby directed to issue a patent toBeverly Megary for the south west quarter of section five, township three, range one, west, without prejudice to the claim or claims of any one le- galiy or equitably entitled to the same, it appearing to the satis- faction of this General Assembly that Greenberry M. New entered said quarter section of land on the 18th day of No. vember, 1833, and transferred said certificate of entry to the said Megary, and placed by him (Megary,) in the hands of one Joseph Ashbrook to have patented, and that said certifi- cate has been lost or mislaid. Approved January 12, 1847. CHAPTER 20. AN ACT for the benefit of Henry D. Wilkerson. Be it enacted by tie General Assembly of the Commonwealth Guardian of Kentuchy, That it shall and may be lawful for Johnston may file peti. Dehaven, guardian for Henry D. Wilkerson, to file his petition tion. in the Breckinridge Circuit Court, setting forth that said Hen- ry D. Wilkerson is the owner of a negro slave named Caro. line, aged about twenty seven years, and the advantages that would'result to said infant by a sale of said slave; and if said Court, from the proof which may be made in Court, orally or

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