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An Act for the benefit of Moses Hubbard, and wife. 1848 316 (1848)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0613 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 184. CHAPTER 445. AN ACT for the benefit of Moses Hubbard, and wife. Be it enacted by tiw General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Moses Hubbard, and Lucy, his wife, formerly Lucy Cooke, who was the widow of James Cooke, late Of Garrard county, shall be allowed to take from the State of Kentucky, to the State of Missouri, where the said Hubbard and wife propose to remove, any of the slaves held by said Lucy, in her dower right, as widow of the said Cooke, without incurring any of the pen- alties now denounced by law against widows for removing dower slaves out of the limits of this State: Provided, That, before so doing, the said Hubbard and wife shall execute bond, before the Garrard County Court, with approved se- curity, conditioned to have said slaves, or their increase, or such of them as may be living, forthcoming at any time when the same are properly called for, to answer the de- .mand or demands of such person or persons as may be entitled to them, after the determination of the dower es- tate aforesaid. Approved February 26, 1849. CHAPTER 448. AN ACT to amend the charter of Paducah. SEc. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Common- Charter amend. wealth of Kentucky, That the charter of the town .of Pa- ed. ducah, and the several acts relative thereto, be so amend- ed as to authorize the Chairman and Board of Trustees of said town to borrow any sum of money, not exceeding thirty thousand dollars, to be laid out and expended in ma- king such improvements in said town as shall be hereinaf- ter designated. SEC. 2. That said Chairman and Board of Trustees, in Not to give effecting said loan, shall not stipulate to give more than more than 6 per cent., and loan six per cent. interest on the sum borrowed, nor shall such not to exceed loan be for a longer period than twenty years, nor less than 20 yeare. ten years. SEC. 3. That said Chairman and Board of Trustees shall Mlaygivehond have authority to give the bonds of said town for the oftownformon- in such ey boirowed. money so borrowed, and interest on the same, amounts, bearing such interest, and redeemable in such time as the parties shall agree, not inconsistent with the second section hereof SEC. 4. That said Chairman and Board of Trustees, and maypledgethe in order to redeem and pay off the money borrowed as revenue of the aforesaid, shall have power and authority to pledge the rev- town to pay off loan, and. levy enues of said town, or to sell the bonds of said town, and and collect tax. to levy and collect such taxes from the owners of real and

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