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An Act for the benefit of John H. Boarman. 1847 151 (1847)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0565 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. next regular meeting after said election; and from the time 1848. of said record, the power of said Council to grant licenses to coffee houses, groceries or other establishments or persons, to retail spirits, as aforesaid, shall cease, until restored by act of the Legislature, or vote, as hereinafter provided. SEC. 2. That the provisions of the foregoing act shall not Power to grant tavern license to be so construed as to take from the City Council, aforesaid, be retained. the power to grant, bona fide, tavern licences within the limits of said city, as many only as may be necessary for the accommodation of the citizens of said city and the pub- lic: Provided, that in the licensing taverns within said city, the City Council shall, in all respects conform to, and be regulated by, the general laws of the State prescribing the powers and duties of the County Courts of this State in respect to taverns and tipling houses, except that the tavern keepers in said city shall not be required to provide stabling for horses, &c. : And providedfurther, that the County Court of Mason county shall not grant any tavern license to any person within the City of Maysville, who has not first ob- tained a license from the City of Maysville. SEC. 3. That at any time after an annual election of Coun- Another ape- cilmen shall have taken place, subsequent to the vote cial election can herein authorised, the City Council may, upon the peti- tion of a majority of the voters of said city, order another special election upon the question aforesaid, to be conducted as aforesaid; and if a majority of votes of those given, be in favor of licenses, then the Council shall have power to grant them as at present; if a majority shall be against licenses, the power shall cease, as is provided for, relative to the first vote. Approved January 29, 1848. CHAPTER 154. AN ACT for the benefit of John H. Boarman. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Dr. John H. Boarman, who intermarried dMy rsmves dower slaves of with Mahala Ann Woolfolk, who was the widow of John wire out of the F. Woolfolk, deceased, be and he is hereby permitted to re- State. move out of the State of Kentucky, into any other State where slavery is tolerated, the following slaves, to-wit: Mimi, a woman about fifty years of age; Emarine, aged about twenty years, and Maria, a girl aged about thirteen years, the last two slaves having been allotted to the said Mahala Ann as dower in the estate of her first husband, John F. Woolfolk, deceased, without incurring the forfeiture now imposed by law for removing dower slaves out of the State of Kentucky: Provided, that he shall, before remov- Petition to Circuit Court to ing said slaves, or any of them, by petition in the Meade befirstilled, and Circuit Court, ask the court to appoint two discreet house- its objects.

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