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An Act for the benefit of John and Harrison Dobbs. 1846 372 (1846)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0544 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS (i'f KENTUCKY. 1847 said small tract of land is conducive, and would be to the per- manent advantnge of said Eliza Jane Burks, it shall and may be lawful for said court to decree a sale of said land, on such terms and credit as the said court shall deem most proper: Provided, That said court shall not decree a sale of said land until satisfied by proof, to be made orally or by deposition, of the truth of the statements of said petition, and that such sale will be to the permanent welfare and advantage of said Eliza Jane Burlis, and not contravene the will of said David Bran- denburg; and said court shall cause a deed to lie made to the purchaser of the land, by a Commissioner, agreeably -to the usages of Courts of Chancery, upon the payment of the pur- -hase money; whose deed, when approved by said court, shall pass the title to the purchaser. Approved M1arch 1, 18417. CHAPTER 506. AN ACT for the benefit of Jines Filw, of Grtres county. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commoniwealth of Kentucky, That the Register of the Land Office be and he is hereby directed to issue a patent to James Fike, for the north west quarter of section three, township Iur, range two, east, without prejudice to the claim or claims of any one legally or equitably entitled to the same-it appearing to this General Assembly that the said Fike has entered 'he above described quarter section of land, and lost or mislaid the certificate of entry. enApproved March 1, 1847. CIAPTER 507. AN ACT for the benefit of John and Ilarricon Dobbs. Be it enacted by the General Asse'nbly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Harrison Dobbs and John Dobb3 be and they are heieby permitted to bring into this State a negro matt named Joseph, about forty years of age, without incur. ring any penalty therefor: Provided, That the said Dobb. shalI, within thirty days from the day of importing said ne- gro into this State, make affidavit, before some Justice of the Peaco for Allen county, that they did not purchase said negro for merchandise, but ibr their own use; which affidavit shall be filed by the Clerk of the County Court of said county in his office for safe keeping, Approved March 1, 1847. ; 3 T.)

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