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An Act for the benefit of Charles Hays. 1846 94 (1846)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0509 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 1847 before any Justice of the Peace, or by suits in the Breckin- ridge Circuit Court. SEc. 6. That the said Trustees shall exercise and possess Trustees may all the powers and privileges, which, by the general laws in pas. by-laws relation to towns, are granted to Trustees; and shall have for the benefitnesar of the towni full power and authority to make all the necessary by-laws and regulations for the purpose of carrying into eflect the powers granted by this act, and also such as may be necessa- ry for tile comfort, cleanliness,good order and security of said town, and the citizens thereof, and may enforce the same by adequate penalties, to be recovered in their names before any Justice of the Peace: Provided, the same is not contrary to the constitution and laws of the land. SEC. 7. That all acts, or parts of acts, coming within the purview of this act, be and the same are hereby repealed. Approved January 16, 1847. CHAPTER 45. AN ACT for the benefit of Charles Hays. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the venue, in the prosecution against Charles Hays, on an indictment found against him and Archi- bald C. Havs, jointly, in the Jefferson Circuit Court, charging them with'feloniously concealing a runaway slave, shall be and the same is hereby changed, so far as the trial of the said Charles Hays is concerned, to the Spencer Circuit Court, un- der and subject to the provisions of an act, approved 23d of February, 1846, prescribing the mode for changes of venue in criminal cases: Provided, that the Clerk of the Jefferson Cir- cuit Court shall retain the original indictment in his office, and send a copy of the same to the Clerk of the -pencer Circuit Court; which copy may be used on the trial, to all intents and purposes, as if it were the original. Approved January 16, 1847. CHAPTER 47. AN ACT for the benefit of James Cunningham, of Trigg county. Src. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Com- monwealth of Kentucky, That James Cunningham, of Trigg county,shall have the privilege of erecting a dam across Lit- tle river, in said county, on the lands owned by him, at the place called the Buffalo Shoals, four feet high above the bed of the river, for the purpose of erecting a Grist and Saw Mill at said place on said river. SEc. 2. That so much of the act of the General Assembly, declaring Little river a navigable stream from the mouth of

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