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Resolution by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Louisiana. 1814 34 (1814.11)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsla0067 and id is 1 raw text is: Debts due to the State by W' inzol venti estate shatl be paid in prefe- ence to any other. Preamble' L 34 3 preceding .section, which fine shall be rccovered.and appli. ei in the manner prescribed by the third section. D. J SUTTON, S'peaker ofthe house ofrefJreouativn pro.tem. FULWAR SKIPWITH, President of the senate.. APPRovED, n 21, 1814. WILLIAM C C CLAIBuRNE, Goverror ofthe state efLouisiana, AN ACT To 8eeure the paynetr of all sun due to the state. Sac l* Be it enactti by the senate and huAse ofrefire. entatives ofthe state of L'uisiana in general assenbly , on- 'vened, Th e. from and . he first 'ay 'f LthC month of Fe- bruary, eighteen hun tred aod fif .en, in all cases of failui e or insolvency of any deb-or of the stfte, :nd in all cases when the property rein giif in the haids of any executor, administrator or syodic shall not 1-e suflicient for the piy- ment of all the debts of the deceased 'or banirupt, the debt due to the stIsc satll be piid by jrivilege mnd preference to any other; and cvery executor, adminitrator or syndic, wo. shill ksowing'y pay other deb:s of the deucased or bank- rupt before those due to the state, shall be personally res- ponsible aw also his personal estate for the paymenit of what- ever srn may be due to the stmae by the deceased or bank- rupt ; but this act shall in no manner impair the conventiqp- al, legs) or judiciarv mor!gages which may have been ob- tained by any individual or the state on the prope rty of the deceasrd r bankropt, prior to the time when the bond dfI such officer was givcn i.n recorded. M AGLO1RE GUICHARD, .S/teakek o*f eh* I4ouse of re/iresentatives. FULW AR SLK IWITH, Prevident of the senatt. ArPnovXD, Jsnuary 4 1815 WILLI.,11 C. C. CLAIBORNE, GoVernor of tk state of Loutsian,, FSOLUTION Vhereas a great number cif the militia of this state and of the state adjjtcent, seaf'*ing men and free people of co. lour in the service orthe United States, are in want of such clothing, blankets and other articles, as an indispensible t9 tbem whilo attonding to military duty.

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