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An Act for the benefit of Nathan Butler, and Addison Carneal, of Todd county. 1848 350 (1848)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0621 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 1849. SEC. 3. That the names of Sally A. Dunaway, Perry Dunaway, and Amanda Dunaway, be changed to those of Names ofS 0 A., Perry & X Sally A. Ellis, Perry Ellis, and Amanda Ellis, and are 1)u..way h1n. hereby made capable of inheriting from Henry Ellis, ged. their father, as though they were his legitimate children. Approved February 26, 1849. CHAPTER 496. AN ACT for the benefit of Milly Walker, of Fleming county. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That it shall be the duty of the Fleming County Court, at their next March, April, or May term, of said Court, to make an order for the support of Milly Walker, of said county, in some private family, and appro- priate a sum, not exceeding fifty dollars a year, as the said Court may deem necessary, for her support, to be paid an- nually, as other claims upon the county are paid, and to such person as the Court may appoint to receive and apply the same. Approved February 26, 1849. CHAPTER 497. AN ACT for the benefit.of Charles H. Stutteville, late Sheriff of Grayson county. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That Charles H. Stutteville, late Sheriff of Giayson county, and his deputy, William E. Cunningham, have the further time of three years, from and .after the passage of this act, to list, for collection, with the acting Sheriff, or any legally authorized Constable of said county, their fee bills and arrearages of revenue tax and county levies; and such acting Sheriff, and Constables, may levy and collect the same as though they had been listed with them for collection within the time prescribed by law. Approved February 26, 1849. CHAPTER 498. AN ACT for the benefit of Nathan Butler, and Addison Carneal, of Todd county. SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Common- Butler. wealth of Kentucky, That Nathan Butler, of Todd county, be and he is hereby permitted to bring into this State, a woman slave named Sophia, about twenty six years old, and her children John, Jesse, and Hannah, without incur- ring the penalty of the law of 1833, to prohibit the im- 350

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