The Litchfield County post., 1826-08-15


DAVID PLANT,
a President Of the Senate.
Approved, May "a, 1899.
OLIVER WOLCOTT.
An act in addition to an act entitled tan act
to incorporate the Connecticut Medical So
ciety, and to establish the Medical Institu-
Il ton of Yale College," %
Whereas it has been proved by experience
that the gratuitous attendance of students
on the lectures of said Institution, is SUBJ
ject to much abuse and ought to be abol-
ishcd,-and whereas in consideration that
said gratuitous attendance be abolished, the
professors of said institution have proposed
and agreed to pay each, for FIVE years an
nually towards "a fund for hospital to be
established in New-Haven, one tenth part
of the fees to be received by such professor
each year for attendance on his lectures in
said institution, and after said FIVE years the
like sum yearly to said hospital, or such
other valuable object connected with said
institution as shall be directed from time to
time by the President and Fellows Of the
Connecticut Medical Society, with the as
sent of the President and Fellows of Yale
Coilege-provided that no professor he re-
CURED to pay, in any one year, a sum ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars -
Be therefore enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives, IN General assembly co,,Uened,
That so much of the tenth section of the act
to which is an addition as provides that one
meritorious and necessitous person from each
county shall annually be allowed the privilege
of attending one course Of each of the lee
lures in said institution gratis" be and the
same is hereby repealed, and this act shall
take effect on the first day Of April, A. ID.
1927, and shall continue in force so long as
said professors shall fulfil their agreement sta
ted in the preamble to this act.
SAMUEL A. FOOT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
= 80 DAVID PLANT, 81
President Of the Senate,
Approved, OLIVER WOLCOTT.
An act to establish State Hospital.
~ Beitenacted By the Senate and House of Rep
resentatiues in General assembly conuened, That
Nathan Smith, nj. ID. Thomas Hubbard, Eli
Todd, John S. Peters, Benjamin Silliman,
Thomas Minor, William Lefingwell, John
Skinner, Eli Ives, Jonathan Knight; and all
such persons as are or from time to tine may
be, associated with them for the purpose of
establishing and maintaining general Hos
pital in the City of New-Haven, and their
successors be, and they are, incorporated for
said purpose, and made body polite, by the
name of 1.-The General Hospital Society of
Connecticut" and by that name shall be Ca
pable of suing and being sued. pleading and be-
ing impleaded. and may purchase, hold, sell
and convey estate real and personal. to an "a
mount not exceeding fifteen thousand dollars,
to be holden by said society at any one time;
may have common seal, and the same may
alter and change at pleasure, and may make
and execute such bylaws and regulations, not
contrary to the laws of this state or of the
United States, as shall be deemed necessary
for well ordering and conducting the concerns
of the society.
SAMUEL A. FOOT,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
DAVID PLANT,
President of the Senate.
Approved, OLIVER WOLCOTT.
An act relative to Derby Bank.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentotiues in General assembly convened, That
an " Act entitled an act to incorporate the
Derby Bank" be. and the same is hereby re-
pealed and the charter of said Bank revo-
ked and annulled, PROVIDED, That this act shall
not have the effect, or be construed, to take
away or impair the liability and obligation Of
said corporation to the creditors of the same !;
but said corporation is hereby declared TO be
liable to be sued by any person having any