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An Act for the benefit of the heirs of Philip Barbour, deceased, and the administrator of Jennings M'Daniel. 1818 770 (1818)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0097 and id is 1 raw text is: CHAP. CCCCXXXVIII. A ACT conwcrning tihe Estill Academy. Approved February 9, 1819. Sc. 1. BE it enacted by the Generad ./8ss, 1bli hf th Comnmowealth of lent, cky, Tlt ti Eslil county court shall from timo to timie appoint five trustees of thi Estill academy; and said trustees, so to he appoilited by said court, anl the pro,'ent truastees, the said court shall remove front office. wheCnever, to said court it shall seem propen: .Prorided, however, tlat a majoritY of all the meme- bers c0n1mposing said court, shal! concur in said- choice or removal. Sec. 2. Bt. it farther enacted, That the persons so appointod, sall, before entering upon the du- tics of their said office, tako an oath, before the clerk of said court, faithfully toi dischnarge the duties of saild ollice. Sec. S. Be itfr'ther enacted, That the trustees ofsaid academy shall immediately collect all the debts due to said institutionn, by suit, if necessanry; and eaid trustees shall, wihem called on by said Court, render a just anid true account of their act. ings and dealing. as trustees, and of the dubts due to and from said institution. CHAP. CCCCXXXIX. An ACT for the bcr.,elf/i othe heirs of Philip Bar. bour, ieceased. ad t4e adminisirator of .Jen- nings Al 'Du il. Approved February 10, 1819. WIIEREAS it hati, been relesented to tle Preamnble. gneral assembly, that Philip B~arbour, lately deceased, flied !ntestate, lcaving Elizalbeth It. Barbour, his widow, with five stall childrenl aund it further appears that the said intestate was indebted, at the time of his death, iln divers sumts o t oney, which it becomes immediately necessa- ry to py amd discharge, and which can in no otlhr wise lie dore, unless by (ihe sale o1 some of the properly of the intestate : .Therelfore,

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