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An Act for the benefit of Wilson Hackney. 1848 79 (1848)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0591 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. CHAPTER 79. 1849. AN ACT allowing an additional Justice.of the 'Peace to the courtty of Pike. WHEREAS, it is represented to this General Assembly, that there is needed a Justide of the Peace on Pond Creek, in the county of Pike. For remedy whereof, Be it enacted by the G-ncrol Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That there shall be allowed to the county of Pike an additional Justice of the Peace. Approved January 22, 1849.' CHAPTER 81. AN ACT for the benefit of Wilson Hackney. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Wilson Hackney, of Warren county, is hereby permitted to import into this State, from the State of Tennessee, a negro woman named Louisa, and her two children, Daniel Webster and David Taylor: Provided, Said Hackney shall, within sixty days after such importa- tion, file, in the Clerk's office of the Warren County Court, his affidavit, that he has not imported said slaves for trade or speculation : And, provided .trther, That said Hackney shall not be permitted to sell said slaves, to remain within this State, within five years after such importation. Approved January 22,1849. CHAPTER 82. AN ACT for the benefit of Albert A. Boswell, of Graves county. Be it enacted by tie General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Albert A. Boswell, of Graves county, be allowed to import into this State a negro man slave named Nick, without incurring the penalty of the act of 1833 against the importation of slaves into this State: Provided, He shall, within sixty days from the passage of this act, make an affidavit, before some Justice of the Peace for Graves county, that his object, in importing said slave, was not to make merchandise of him; and have such affidavit recorded in the Clerk's office of the County Court of said county within thirty days: Provided, That said slave shall not be sold to remain in this State, within five years from the pas- sage of this act. Approved January 22, 1849.

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