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An Act for the benefit of the Georgetown and Lemon's Mill Turnpike Road. 1855 vol. I 367 (1855)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0750 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. and watering the town of Bowlinggreen, have not been 1856. completed, this charter shall be void so far as it regards the object not cpnIpled within said ten years. Approved March 3, 1846 CHAPTER 248. AN ACT' to amend the charter of the Dry Creek and Covington Turnpike Road Company. lie it enacted by the General Assenbly of the Comonwedth § 1. That the President and Directors of the Dry Creek and Covington Turnpike Road Company be and they are hereby required to remove the toll gate on said road which is between the city of Covington ahd the town of Ludlow, to any point west of where it now is, not less than one- half mile distant therefrom; and that any law authoriz- ing the establishment of said toll gate where it now is, is hereby repealed. § 2. The said company shall not be required to keep the mettaled part of said road more than fifteen feet wide. Approved March 3, 1856. CHAPTER 249. AN ACT for the benefit of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, in Shel- byville. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentuck/J: That it shall be lawful for the Trustees for the time being of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, in Shelby- yUle, to sell and convey the house and lot of ground now occupied by them as a house of worship, and apply the proceeds toward paying for a new house of worship for said church in said town. Approved March 3,1856. CHAPTER 250. AN ACT for the benefit of the Georgetown and Lemon's Mill Turnpike Road. WUeReAs, It is represented that the proceeds of the toll gate on the turnpike road leading from Georgetowa to Lemon's Mill, in Scott county, are not sufficient to keep said road in repair, after paying other and indispei7isble expenses: and for remedy whereof,

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