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An Act to amend the 86th chapter, 6th article, section 3, of the Revised Statutes. 1853 vol. I 19 (1853)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0707 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. § 2. That In such actions It shall be necessary for the 1854. plaintiff to file the order of a competent tribunal granting Order of court such letters; and before judgment shall be rendered a cov- to be filed and bond to be exe- enant shall be executed, by a sufficient surety, to the com- cuted in this monwealth, to the effect that the plaintiff, to the extent of statO. money that shall come to him in the action, will pay any debt due by said decedent to any resident of Kentucky who shall, within three years thereafter, commence an ac- tion on said covenant, for his use, to establish and collect such debt. 3. That when letters testamentary or of administra- Personal rep- .resentative ofa tion have been granted by a competent tribunal of this non-resident ap- pointed in ibis commonwealth, upon the estate of a non-resident dece- state only can dent, such administrator shall alone have power to sue; sue. but any debtor who shall pay his debt, or any part of it, Revised Stat. according to the provisions of the foregoing sections, with- ute$, W, aec. 6, out notice of the grant of letters of administration in this 7, state, shall be discharged to the extent of such payment. Approved February 18, 1854. CHAPTER 231. AN ACT to amed the 84th chapter, 6th article, section 3, of the Revised Statutes. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the 86th chapter, 6th article, section 3, Rev.stat.,595. Proceeds rnay of the Revised Statutes, be so amended as to authorize the bereinvested. judges of the circuit courts to decree the investment of any money or funds, belonging to an infant, in real estate or slaves, in or out of this state, if in the opinion of the court it would redound to the interest of the infant so to do. Approved February 18, 1854. CHAPTER 233. AN ACT to declare the Lick Fork of Jenny's Creek, in Johnson county, and the East Fork of Big Barren, in Monroe county, navigable streams. § 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Common- wealth of Kentucky, That the Lick fork of Jenny's creek, in Tlick fork of Jenny's creek Johnson county, be and the same is hereby declared a and East fork of navigable stream, as far up as Hezekiah Davis' mill. Big Barren nv- § 2. That the East fork of Big Barren river be declared a navigable stream, up to Tprner's mill, in Monroe county. Approved February 18, 1854,

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