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Master and Apprentice. 1850 vol. I 333 (1850)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0664 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. until he shall give such bond, or pay the money, or be dis- 1851. charged as an insolvent debtor. - § 11. If such bond be given, and any instalment shall not be paid according to the stipulations thereof, ten days' notice may be given to the party and his sureties, or either one of them, and a judgment awarded by the county court against such as are notified, for the sum, with interest and costs. § 12. If a bastard child shall die, after the person ac- cused has been adjudged to be its father, the father, upon paying what may be. due up to the death of the child, shall be discharged from the residue of what he had been ad- judged to pay. § 13. If the person adjudged to be the father of a bastard child shall appeal, or prosecute a writ of error with a su- persedeas, from the decision of the county court, and the decision shall be affirmed, the sureties in the appeal or su- persedcas bond shall be liable for all the father had been adjudged to pay, and also the costs and damages on the appeal. CHAPTER XXIII. MASTER AND APPRENTICE. ARTICLE I. § 1. The county court shall have jurisdiction to bind out Certain child- infant children. It shall be the duty of the court to inquire ren tobe boun. after, and to put in apprenticeship, such poor orphans and other children within its knowledge, whose relatives or pa- rents, the court shall judge, will not bri.ng them up in moral courses. The court may, in its discretion, bind out the children of a man condemned to confinement in the peni- tentiary. § 2. Before an order shall be made, binding out any such . otice to be child, the person with whom he shall reside shall be sum- gien. moned to show cause to the contrary. § 3. Any orphan minor may be bound as an apprentice, How a minor by his guardian, or if no guardian, by his mother, with the may be bound. consent, entered of record, of the county court of the coun- ty where the minor may reside. § 4. The term of every such apprenticeship shall be until the minor attains the age of twenty-one years, if a boy; or eighteen years, if a girl. § 5. The writing by which any minor shall be bound an Titeindenture. apprentice shall be signed by the master and the clerk of the county court, and shall specify the age of the minor, and what art, trade, or business, he is to be taught; that the apprentice shall have proper medical attention, and shall be well fed and clothed, and treated with humanity, and the master shall be bound to give the apprentice a

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