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An Act for the benefit of Isaac Ayres. 1846 111 (1846)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0520 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. CHAPTER 89. 1847 AN ACT for the benefit of the beirs of Mabry T. Cox. WnREAs, it is represented to this General Assembly, that Mabry T. Cox, in his lifetime, as assignee of A. Cullom, by virtue of a Kentucky Land Office warrant, No. 3170, caused a survey of fifty acres to be made, which lies in tile counties of Clinton and Wayne, which survey was made by the Sur- veyor of Wayne county in the year 1819, but has never been returned to the General Land Oilice; and it further appearing, that said Mabry T. Cox, shortly after said survey, took posses- sion of said land, and that he and those claiming under him, have been in possession ever since ; and it also appearing that said Mabry T. Cox has departed this life, and has left the fol- lowing heirs at law, to-wit: Charles 1-. Cox, Jane E. Mar- zolf and Susan Mildrum. Therefore, Be it enacted by the General Assembly qf the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That it shall be tile duty of the Register of the Land Office, to receive and record the plat and certificate of said tract of land, and the Governor shall issue a patent for the same, in the same manner as if said plat and certificate had been filed in the time prescribed by law, any law to the con- trary notwithstanding. Approved January 23, 1817. CHAPTER 90. AN ACT for the benefit of Isaac Ayres. WHEREAS, it is represented that Tredwell S. Ayres, of Ten- nessee, is desirous to aid and assist his parents who are old, and live in Todd county, Kentucky, by furnishing them servants to wait on them during their natural lives, or the life of the survivor of them. Therefore, Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Isaac Ayres, of Tod county, Kentucky, be and he is hereby authorized to bring into this State a slave named Dilsey and her three children, or to take possession of said slaves, if in this State, without incurring the penalties of the act of 1833, on the part of said Isaac Ayres, or Tredwell S. Ayres: Provided, That the said Isaac Ayres shall, within sixty days after obtaining possession of said slaves, make atli- davit and cause the same to be noted of record in the Todd County Court, that said slaves were introduced into this State for his own use and that of his family, and not for sale. Approved January 23, 18-17.

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