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To authorise the Clerks of the County Courts of Hopkins, Han-

cock and Union, and the Circuit Court of Harrison to transcribe

certain records in their respective offices.

To authorise the Secretary of State to distribute certain military

To authorise the trustees of Cynthiana to close an alley in said

For the benefit of Spencer Curd's representatives.

To authorise the trustees of the town of Richmond to levy a tax

to McAdamize the streets.

Limiting the time for which persons may be held to bail for their

For the benefit of the Cumberland Hospital.

To amend an act, entitled, an "act for the benefit of the heirs of

Samuel Shannon, deceased.

To incorporate the Greenwick Academy.

To authorise an additional subscription on behalf of the Common-

wealth in the stock of "The Board of Internal Improvement for

Shelby county," and for other purposes.

To remove the obstructions to navigation at the falls of Green riv-

er, and for other purposes.

To extend the powers of the road commissioners of Bracken county. 165

To repeal the law now in existence in relation to Head-right set-

tlers, and to dispose of the balance of the debt due from this

class of debtors to the purposes of internal improvements.

Authorising the trustees of the Kentucky Baptist Education Socie-

ty to emancipate a slave..

To appropriate a sum of money for the purpose of improving the

navigation of the Cumberland river at Smith's shoals and the

Big South Fork of said river up to the coal banks.

To incorporate the City of Maysville.

Providing for opening a road from Taylorsville, in Spencer coun-

ty, to Jeffersontown, in Jefferson county, and for other purposes. 193

Concerning the town of Adairsville.

Authorising the sale of slaves in certain cases.

To amend an act entitled, an act to authorize the establishment of

private passways, approved December 13, 1820.

To establish the Louisville Bank of Kentucky.

To authorise an additional subscription on behalf of the Common-

wealth in the capital or joint stock of "the Maysville, Wash-

ington, Paris and Lexington Turnpike Road Company," and to

amend the several acts incorporating said company.

To amend and continue in force an act to incorporate the City of

To incorporate the Louisville Hotel Company.

To incorporate a Rail Road Company from Bardstown to Louis-

To incorporate the Crittenden School in the county of Franklin,

and the New Providence School in the county of Mercer.

Supplementary to an act, entitled, "an act to establish the town of

Taylorsville, and to legalize the proceedings of the trustees of

said town," approved Jan. 22, 1833.

To amend an act, entitled, "an act to amend the law in relation to

opening and repairing the public roads in certain counties," ap-

proved January 29, 1830.

To establish an election precinct in Bourbon county.

For the benefit of Eliza Badger.

For the benefit of Joseph Norris, surveyor of Scott county.

For the benefit of Jacob Miller, of Simpson county.

To legalize the proceedings of the court of assessment for the 34th

Regiment of Kentucky Militia..

To authorise the insertion of advertisements in "The Common-

To amend the law imposing tax on merchandise.

To authorise the qualified voters of Hickman county to select either

Moscow or Clinton for the permanent seat of justice for said

To provide for balancing the accounts of the Treasury with the

Bank of the Commonwealth.

To amend the Penal Laws.

To provide for the location of the Lexington and Ohio Rail Road

through the City of Louisville, and for other purposes.

To amend the law regulating proceedings in cases of Ejectments,

and Forcible Entries and Detainers.

To amend the several acts against unlawful gaming.

To amend the law prohibiting the importation of slaves into this State. 258.

To provide for improving the roads in the counties of Floyd and

Appropriating certain lands for improving the Cannon creek road,

in Harlan county.

For the benefit of the Lexington and Ohio Rail Road Company.

To divide the State into Congressional Districts.

To incorporate a Company to establish a turnpike road from the

City of Louisville by the mouth of Salt river, Elizabethtown,

Munfordsville and Bowlinggreen, to the state line, in the direc-

tion to Nashville.

For the benefit of Samuel T. Fife, constable of Grayson county.

For the benefit of the children of John Mizner, deceased.

To amend the penal laws.

To appropriate a part of the vacant lands in Laurel county to make

a road from London to the mouth of Big Laurel, and for other

To regulate the terms of the Jefferson Circuit and Oldham Courts.

For the benefit of Achilles Jasper, of Pulaski county.

To appropriate some of the vacant lands in Butler county for the

purposes of internal improvement in said county.

To fix the terms of the Trigg circuit and county courts, and the

county courts of Morgan.

For the improvement of the navigation of Big Caney, a branch of

For the benefit of Arch Lewis, a free man of colour.

For the benefit of the heirs of the late Charles Humphreys,

For the appropriation of money.

To authorise the sale of a public alley in the town of New-Castle. 299

To alter the time of holding the Spencer County Court.

To regulate the Circuit and County Courts in the Fifteenth Judicial

District, and for other purposes.

To establish a Medical Institute in the City of Louisville.

To incorporate the Louisville Savings Institution.

A Resolution appointing a Joint Committee to examine the Lexing-

ton and Ohio Rail Road.

A Resolution to appoint a Joint Committee to examine and report

the condition of the Government House.

A Resolution for appointing Joint Committees to examine the public

Offices, the Bank of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and the

Bank of Kentucky.

A Resolution fixing a day for the election of Public Officers.

Reso utions in relation to the road leading from Lexington, through

Winchester, Mount Sterling and Owingsville, to the mouth of

Resolutions concerning the opening and improving the navigation

of Green and Big Barren rivers.

A Resolution authorising the Public Librarian to have certain Acts

of Assembly bound.

Resolutions concerning the opening and improving the navigation

of Cumberland, Kentucky and Licking rivers.

A Resolution in relation to burning the notes of the Bank of the

Preamble and Resolutions in relation to Nullifying Acts of Con-

gress by a single State of the Union.

A Resolution in relation to an Arsenal for the security of the Pub

Jic Arms and Accoutrements.

ACTS

OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE

COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY.

CHAPTER 1.-AN ACT to authorise the insertion of advertisements in in certain newspapers.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That it shall and may be lawful to publish in the newspapers called "The Cross and Baptist Banner," printed in the town of Frankfort, "The Western Sentinel," published at Elizabethtown in the county of Hardin, "Green River Gazette," published in Bowlinggreen, "The Newcastle Advertiser," printed in Newcastle, the "Champion of Freedom," printed in Russellville, and "The Louisville Herald and Commercial Gazette," published by Wilkins Tannehill, all orders, advertisements and publications, required by law, except such as are particularly required by law to be published in the paper of the Public Printer: and all publications made in said papers shall be as effectual as if made in any other newspaper in this commonwealth; and it shall be lawful for the editors of said papers to charge the like fees and make such certificates as are authorised to be charged and made by law.

[Approved December 10, 1832.]

1822.

CHAP. 2.—AN ACT to change the time of holding the Trigg Circuit

Court.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Common- Hereafter to be wealth of Kentucky, That the time of holding the Trigg held on the 4th circuit court shall be changed from the fourth Mon-Mondays of March, June days in May, August and November, to the fourth and Sept. Mondays in March, June and September.

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[Approved December 10, 1832.]

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