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An Act to authorize the Trustee of the Craddock Fund to surrender his trust, and to constitute a permanent board to manage the same. 1845 216 (1845)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0491 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. 1846. SE~c. 3. That further time of two years be granted V. Tay- -umberland: lor, and his deputies, to collect all arrearages due them as She. time to collect riffs, for the year 1S42, in the county of Cumberland. taxes. SEC. 4. That it shall be lawful for the Sheriff of McCrack- McCraeken: en county to collect tile arrearages of taxes and for his fee time to collect bills due in the years 1841, 1842, 1843, and 1S44, which may taxes, have been in his hands for collection, and which may have been collected by him, and he may levy and distrain for the same as now provided for by law in other cases. SEc. 5. That it shall be lawful for the said Sheriff to place May place a list of the said uncollected taxes and fees in the hands of the fees in hands Sheriff of Ballard county, who may proceed to collect the Sheriff of Bal- same in the manner above provided or, and who shall pay lard. the same, when collected, over to the person entitled thereto. Approved February 18, 1846. CHAPTER 245. AN ACT to authorize the Trustee of the Craddock Fund to surrender his trust, and to constitute a permanent board to manage the same. WHEREAS, the late Robert Craddock, of Warren county, a soldier of the revolutioj, by his last will -nd testament, after Preamble. emancipiting and providing for his slaves, devised the residue of his estate to Joseph R. Underwood, with an injuction that he should appropriate three fourths thereof to purposes of ed- ucation, but without any restrictions upon the power and dis- cretion of said Underwood, who has determined to give to the poor children of said county the benefit of the fund, and de- sires to organize a permanet system for its management. Therefore: SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Com. Board Trus. monwealih of Kentucky, That it shall be lawful for the said tees to be or- Underwood to organize a Board of Trustees for the manage- ganized. ment of that portion of the estate of the said Craddock, and the proceeds thereof, which, by his will, should be appropria- ted to purposes of education, and which fund shall be denom- inated the Craddock Fund. SEc. 2. In adopting the system which said Underwood may Rules, &,. deem most proper in securing the objects of the will, it shall for managing be lawful for him to prescribe such rules and regulations for fund tobepre- the management and disposition of the fund, as shall be con- scribed. sidered by him most beneficial, and such rules and regulations shall be recorded in the Clerk's offices of the Warren Circuit ,,and County Courts, and shall remaih in full force, and be ob- ligatory upon the Trustees appointed to manage the fund, un- til altered, or changed, or abolished, by the General Assembly, as is hereinafter provided for. k, SEC. 3. It shall be lawful for the Circuit Court and County Who to ap- Court of Warren county, and the Trustees of the town of paiat trustees. Bowlinggreen, each to appoint one Trustee of the Craddock 216

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