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An Act for the benefit of Thomas Woodford. 1846 117 (1846)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0522 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. CHAPTER 103, AN ACT for the benefit of Thomas WVoodford. 1847 Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commontwealth of Kentucky, That Thomas Woodford of th6 county of Bout. bon, be and he is hereby permitted to bring into this State, from the State of Virginia, a negro girl named Caroline, the property of said Woodford, without incurring the penalties of an act, entitled, an act to prohibit the importation of slaves into this Commonwealth, passed in the year 1833: Provided, this act shall not take eflbct until the said Wood- ford shall file, with the Clerk of the Bourbon County Court, his affidavit that said slave is not brought into this State for mer- chandise. Approved January 30, 1847. CHAPTER 105. AN ACT to amend the road laws or Clarke county, Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That, hereafter, it shall be lawful, and it is made the duty of the County Court of Clarke county to pay for damage done to any plough, whilst in use, in ploughing and repairing the roads in said county, out of the county levy: Provided, that the Surveyor be required to assess such dam- age, and the County Court shall have the power to re-value the same, if in their opinion said damage is iiiproperly assess- ed. Approved January 30, 1847. CHAPTER 107. AN ACT to amend an nct, entitled, an act to amend the road law of Kenton. Src. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Com- .monivealth of Kentucky, That, hereafter, when the Surveyors shall have returned their respective delinquent lists, the same shall be copied, and delivered by the Clerk of the County Court to the Sheriff, or any Constable of the county, who shall pro- ceed to collect the same by distress, in the same manner that Sherifls are authorized to collect the county levy; and no pro- perty shall be exempt from said distress. The oflicer receiv- ing said tax lists shall account for the same, and make due re- turn thereof to the County Court, on or before the third term after receiving the same; and i( any officer shall fail to collect and pay over to the Surveyors the respective amounts due their districts, within the time of making said return, that is collectable, he and his sureties, or any of them, shall be liable to pay the same and ten per centum thereon, to be recovered in the name of th6 Commonwealth, by motion in the County Court, on five days notice, The County Attorney shall prosti- 117

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