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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0525 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY.
MAY RAISE MONEY.
1847 SEe. 3. Said corporation shall have the power to raise
may raiso money by subscription, purchase,gift, or devise, to any amount
money. not exceeding three hundred thousand dollars, to be used for
tile purposes of the Institution.
MAY SELL ThEIR LANDS.
SEC. 4. Said corporation shall have the power to sell or
May aell otherwise dispose of the ground acquired by virtue of this act,
their lands, or any portion thereof: Provided, They deem the same ne-
cessary.
]IRST IMEETiN OF TIE CORPORATORS
Src. 5. In May next, the corporators herein named, or a
First meet- majority of them, shall call a meeting at a convenient place
ing when held. in the city of Louisville, and give duo.notice thereof to the
residue; and at such meeting may adopt such permanent reg-
ulations as to the majority may seem proper.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
SEc. 6. It shall be the duty of the corporators herein named,
Board or and their associates, to appoilt a Board of Managers, consisting
managers. of seven members of the Grand Lodge of the said State of
Kentucky, whose duty it shall be to take charge of the fiscal
concerns of said corporation, a majority of whom shall con-
stitute a quorum to do business.
THE RIGHT TO REPEAL oil MODIFY TillS CHARTER RESERVED.
SEC. 7. Said Grand Lodge shall not have or exercise, under
Chartermay this charter, any power or privilege not lierein expressly grant-
be repealed or ed; and the Legislature reserve the right to amend, modify or
modified. repeal this ect; but the repeal shall not deprive the said Grand
Lodge of Independent Order of Odd Fellows of tile State of
Kentucky of the property and ellects acquired and held under
this charter.
Approved February 9, 1847.
CHAPIER 178.
AN ACT for the benefit of John Moss, of lickmnn county.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth
qf Kentucky, That John Moss, of Hickman county, be per.
mitted to bring three slaves, now belonging to said Moss, into
this State, which are now in the State Cof Tennessee, without
incurring the penalties of the act of 1833: Provided, Said
Moss shall go before some Justice of the P'eace of Hickman
county, within ten days after bringing said slaves into this
State, and make oath that said slaves (giving a minute descrip.
tion of the same,) were brought into this State for his own use
and not for sale: Provided, further, That said Moss shall be
regarded as violating the act of 1833, and shall be subject to
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