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Ah Act in addition to the laws now in force relative to tutors and curators of minors. 1830 46 (1830)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsla0146 and id is 1 raw text is: 46 appointed commissioners in lieu of the commissioners appointed by the abovq mentioned act. SE c. 7. Be itfurther enacted, dyc. That the sum of fifteen hundred dollars be Sum allow'd. and the same is hereby appropriated to remove the obstructions at the head of for lake Bis- the lake13istineau, and to improve the navigation of the same as far up as the tineau. landing on the bayou Dorcheat, in the parish of Claiborne; to be drawn from the treasury on the warrant of a majority of the commissioners, to be hereinal- ter appointed, one half the sum on the first day of August next, the other half after the work shall have been completed. Commission- SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, &c. That saac Alden, James Lee, and Hugh UMs. Walker, be and are hereby appointed commissioners to superintend the im- provements contemplated in this act, and that they be authorised to make any contract or contracts they may deem expedient to carry into effect the provis- ions of this act. SEC 9. Be it further endeted, &c. That the said commissioners before enter- ing on the discharge of their duties, shall take an oath before the parish judge, of the parish of Claiborne, or before some justice of the peace of said parish, faith- fully to discharge the duties of their appointment. A. B. ROMAN, Speaker of the house of representatic. ISAAC A. SMITH, President of the senate pro tern. APRovED, March 6, 1830. JACQUES DUPRE. Acting Governor of the State of Louisina. AN ACT in addition to the laws now in force relative to tutors and curators of minors. SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the state - of Louisiana ingeneral assembly convened, That from and after the passage of this act any surviving father or mother who shall have heretofore become, or shall specialmort- hereafter become the natural tutor or tutrix, curator or curatrix of their minor ennmay be child or children, may and they are hereby permitted to give a special mort- gage on immovable property, not slaves, for the security of the rights and property of their said children and the faithful discharge of their fuarctions as tutbr or tutrix, curator or curatrix aforesaid: Provided that a meeting of the family of the said minor or minors duly called according tn law, on the petition of the said surviving father or mother to that effectaddressed'to the court ofgpro- bates of the proper parish, shall declare that the property offered to be so specially mortgaged, is in the opinion of said family meeting of sufficient value to secure the rights of saidchild or children in capital and interest, which said mortgage shall be executed in the same manner that mortgages of the like na- ture are now executed by curators adbona of minors. And from and after the execution of the said special mortgage by the said father or mother, natural tutor or tutrix as aforesaid, all the remaining property of the rid father or mo- ther acquired or to be acquired, shall be completely discharged from all legal, tacit or any other description of mortgages, hypothecation or lien whatever arising from said tutorship. WVhen a spe- Sec. 2. Be itfurther enacted, &c. That in case of an adjudication made under cial mortga- the 338th article of the civil code, or any other law authorising similar adjudica- ge may be tions, aspecial mortgage mdy be given by the father6r mother on real property given. not slaves, to secure the rights of the minors; and such special mortgage shall have the effect of annulliug the mortgage arising from such ad.judication. Mortgage Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, &c. That a special mortgage given in favor of when and a minor or minors may be changed after a family meeting calied and held accor. how chang- ding to law, shall have recommended such change,and after the deliberations of dig lwh-gdaate h eibrt~ao

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