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An Act to authorize Thomas B. Carrington to remove certain Slaves from the State of Arkansas. 1852-1853 224 (1852)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsar0100 and id is 1 raw text is: 2211 departed this life in the month of September, A. D. 1832; And whereas, Abraham Laster and James H. Laster, Daniel Farmer, and William R. Davis of said county, have taken out letters of ad- ministration on the said estates, as aforesaid; And whereas there is a large quantity of personal property subject and likely to waste before an order of the probate court of said county can be obtained to authorize the sale thereof, as the Judge of said court departed this life before holding the October term thereof, and the next term of said court will not be held until the 4th Monday in January, 1853; Therefore: SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, That Abraham Laster and James H. Laster, as admin- istrators of the estate of Frederick Laster deceased, Daniel Farmer as administrator of Jane Brown deceased, and William R. Davis as administrator of the estate of John H. Davis deceased, be, and they are here fully authorized to go on and advertise, as is now by law required, and sell the personal property of said estates without an order from the probate court of Johnson county. SEC. '2. Be itfurther enacted, That except the order of the pro- bate court, ihe said administrators shall be governed by the ad- ministration laws now in force. SEC. 3. Be it furlher enacted, That this act shall take effect and be in full force from and after its passage. Approved 22d November, 1852. An act to authorize Thomas B. Carrington to remove certain Slaves from the State of Arkansas. SECTTON SECTION. 1. Authorizes Thos. B. Carrington, o to give said Fowlkes a bond in Hempstead county, to remove two $3,000, with security, to be ap- slaves, Peter and Iverson, upon proved by the judge of the circuit whom Ed. B.Fowlkes claims a deed court, for the safe delivery of said of trust, beyond the limits of the slaves in obedience to any judg- state. ment or decree of said court. 2. Before such removal, said Carringtonj 3. Act in force from and after passage. SECTION 1. Be itfurther enacted by the General Assembly of the Stateof Arkansas, That Thomas B. Carrington of Hempstead county, be, and he is hereby authorized to remove two certain negro slaves, -now in his possession, and upon which Edward B. Fowlkes claims a lien by virtue of a mortgage or deed of trust, and has a suit pend- ing in the circuit court of said county, in chancery, to-wit: Peter and Iverson, beyond the limits of the State of Arkansas, any law now in force to the contrary, notwithstanding. SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That before such removal of said Jlaves, beyond the limits of thi3 state, said Carrington shall execute

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