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An Act for the benefit of William T. Long, of Clinton county. 1847 171 (1847)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0568 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. their offices for one year after said election, or until their 1848. successors are elected and qualified. SEC. 6. The route of said road shall be determined by the Route or road Board of Directors, a majority of them concurring therein, how determined the general direction being with the Ohio river. Three Di- Quorum. rectors, or the President and two Directors, shall constitute a quorum. SEC. 7. That when three and one half continuous miles When a gate may be erected are completed, a gate may be erected across said road, and and tols conlec. tolls exacted for traveling thereon, in the proportion to the ted. rates allowed for five miles travel thereon: Provided, that Proviso. before any tolls shall be exacted, said Company shall have erected and completed good bridges, or culverts, across Dry Creek and Pleasant Run. SEc. 8. That said Company shall have power to pro- Powerto con. ceed in condemning lands, quarries, stone, gravel, lumber, demnlands,&c. dirt, or other material, for the use of said road, in the man- ner prescribed by the general laws of this Commonwealth. SEC. 9. That the annual election for President and Di- Annual elec. rectors of said Company, shall be held on the first Saturday tion where held. in April, of each year; but if, from any cause, the election shall not be holden on that day, then the Board in office shall order a meeting to be held at the earliest practicable day, first giving fifteen days public notice of the same, in the same manner as before prescribed in the fourth section of this act. All vacancies which may occur, shall be filledby Vacancies how the remaining members of the Board; yet no one shall be filled. Who shall be elected or appointed to hold the office of either President or officers, &c. Director, who shall not be a resident of the county of Boone or Kenton; and should either the President, or any one of the Directors, remove from either of the aforesaid counties into any other, said office shall be declared vacant. SEC. 10. The books of subscription shall remain open un- nooks forsub. til the whole of the capital stock shall have been taken, or scription how o. enough to complete the road; and persons may subscribe pened, c. at any time until the books are closed. After the elec- tion of the first Board of Directors, the books shall be sub- ject to their control. SEC. 11. That all acts, or parts of acts, coming within the purview of this act, be and the same are hereby repealed. Approved February 5, 1848. CHAPTER 190. AN ACT for benefit of William T. Long, of Clinton county. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That William T. Long be, and he is hereby au- thorized to import into this State, a negro girl named Mary, from the State of Tennessee, any law to the contrary not- withstanding: Provided, the said Long shall, within sixty

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