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An Act more effectually to protect the rights of persons holding an interest in slaves in reversion or remainder. 1850 vol. I 393 (1850)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0671 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. . CHAPTER 710. 1851. AN ACT to fix the salaries of certain officers. § 1. Be it enacted b? the General Assembly of the Common- wealth of Kentucky, That the various officers of this com- monwealth, from and after their first election or appoint- ment, under the present constitution, shall be paid out of the public treasury the following salaries, viz: To the gov- ernor, two thousand five hundred dollars ; to the secretary of state, seven hundred and fifty dollars; to the attorney general, three hundred dollars; to the treasurer, one thou- sand seven hundred dollars; to the librarian and keeper of the state house and public grounds, four hundred dollars ; to the register of the land office, one thousand two hundred and fifty dollars; to the adjutant general, one hundred and fifty dollars; to the quartermaster general, one hundred dollars; to the clerk of the secretary's office, six hundred and sixty six dollars; to the first clerk in the land office, six hundred dollars; to the second clerk in the. land office, five hundred dollars; to the judges of the court of appeals, each, fifteen hundred dollars; to the judges of the circuit court, each, fourteen hundred dollars; to the chancellor of Louisville, fifteen hundred dollars; to the several attorneys for the commonwealth, each, three hundred dollars-which sums shall be paid out of the treasury quarterly. § 2. That from and after the present session of the gen- eral assembly, the officers of each branch of the general assembly of the commonwealth of Kentucky shall be paid out of the public treasury the following sums, viz: to the principal clerks in the senate and house of representatives, each, seven dollars per day; to the second clerk in each branch, six dollars per day; to the doorkeeper of each branch, three dollars per day; and to the sergeant-at-arms of each branch, three dollars per day. § 3. That any law now in force allowing a salary to a clerk in the treasurer's department, be and the same is hereby repealed: Provided, that this section shall not be considered in force until the treasurer, to be elected in Au- gust next, shall be installed. § 4. That the sum of one hundred dollars be allowed the secretary of state for additional clerk hire for the present y'ear. Approved March 24, 1851. CHAPTER 712. AN ACT more effectually to protect the rights of persons holding an inter- est in slaves in reversion or remainder. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That if any person or persons, owning a life estate or other interest in a slave or slaves, to which any 50

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