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Masters, Auditors, Receivers, and Commissioners in Chancery. 1851 293 (1851)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0693 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF RENTUCKY. ments as are required by law to be published in a news- 1852. paper, he may apply to the circuit court of the county in Circuit court which his paper is published, and present to the court the mly authorize title thereof, with the names of the printers and publishers; whereupon the court may, by order entered of record, au- thorize advertisements to be published in such paper. § 2. The affidavit of the editor, printer, publisher, or Affidavit of proprietor of a paper authorized to publish advertisements, editor, &G., evi- stating that an advertisement has been published in his paper, and the length of time it has been so published, at- tached to a copy thereof, shall be prima facie evidence that the publication was made as stated in the affidavit. CAPTER LXVIII. HOW NAMES MAY BE CHANGED. 1. Any person of the age of twenty-one years, and not N a-msofadults. a married woman, may have his or her name changed by the county court in which he or she resides. § 2. The father, or if dead, the mother and guardian, or O1 infaots. if no mother is living, the guardian alone of an infant, may in like manner have its name changed. Ln Cbauge to be § 3. The original name, age, and place of birth, and the ntered on ordet name to which the change is made; and the names of an booli. infant's father and mother, if known, and of the person on whose motion the change is made, must be entered on the order book of the court. § 4. The clerk of every court shall keep an alphabetical k.Index to be index for each order book, referring to the proper page in which each person's name is changed, giving the names from and to which it is changed. UHAeTER LXIX. MASTERS, AUDITORS, RECEIVERS, AND COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCERY. Master com- § 1. The circuit courtof each county shall, once in every missioner. four years, and oftener if a vacancy occurs, appoint a mas- ter commissioner for that court. His oath. 1. Before the commissioner proceeds to act, he shall take an oath faithfully to discharge the duties of his office. To ettle insol- 2. He shall settle the accounts of insolvent estates adju- ventsetates. dicated in the circuit court. 3. Such commissioner may be removed by the court. Removable. § 2. The parties, or their attorneye may, in any case, se- Parties may lect an auditor, a master, or other commissioner to settle select auditor, the accounts of insolvent estates, to divide lands, negroes,

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