Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-24

other thing of value, to any judge, or other
 Derson concerned in the administration of
 sustics, with an intention to influence his be- hayiour in his office; every such judge, or Derson. so offending. shall be deemed guilty of bribery, and, being thereof duly convicted, shall forfeit and pay fine not exceeding the sum of one thousand dollars, and shall suffer imprisonment in the Connecticut State Pris- on, for term not less than two. nor more than five years, and shall be forever. after such conviction. incapable of holding any Of- fee of trust or profit.
 Sec. 50. Ifany president, director, cashier, secretary, treasurer, teller, clerk, book keep CT, or agent of any bank, savings bank. fire insurance company, or marine insurance company, incorporated by authority of this State, while in the employment of-any bank, savings bank or insurance company, shall take, purloin, secrete, Or in any way appro- priate to his own use, to the use of others, ,Or permit any other person or persons tO take, purlOin, secrete, or in any way ppropriate to their use, or the use Of others any of the monies, coins, bills, notes, credits, or loth- CT chOses in action, belonging tO any bank, savings bank, or insurance company, by which such person may havebeen employed. or deposited therein, with intent to defraud and prejudice any person. or persons, or body polite or corporate; or shall falsely make any entries of monies, coins, bills. notes. checks, or other choses in action, in or upon any of.the books of such bank, savings bank, or insurance company; or shall keep false books, or entries of and concerning the capl- tai stock, deposits, issues, losses, profits. re- ceipts or monies of any bank. savings bank. or insurance company, with the intention to defraud and prejudice any person. or persons.
 A<I fa0 ident, director, cashier, secretary, treasurer. teller, clerk. book keeper. or agent, so offend ing, shall suffer imprisonment in the Connec- ficut State Prison, for term not less thaD two, nor more than ten years.
 Sec. 51. Every person who shall Wilfully and corruptly embezzle, take away, with draw, impair, rage, alter, or destroy any re- cord, or parcel of the same, will, testament, codici, deed, writ, return, process. or any other proceeding, in any court Of record. or in the office of the secretary of this State, or in the office of the clerk of any county, town, city, borough, or other incorporated society. or community in this State, with an intention thereby to defeat, injure. or prejudice the estate, right, or title of any person, or body polite or corporate; and shall be thereof duly convicted, shall suffer imprisonment in the Connecticut State Prison, for term not less than seven, nor more than ten years.
 Sec. 52. Every person who shall counter felt the seal of this State, or the seal of any court, or public officer, ny law entitled tO have and use seal. and shall make use of the same, or shall unlawfully and cor ruptly, or with evil intent, afix any of the said true seals to any commission. deed, or warrant, certificate, or other writing; or who shall have in his possession or custody, any such cOunterfeited seal, and shall wilfully conceal the same, knowing 1t to be falsely made and counterfeited; and shall be there of duly convicted. shall suffer imprisonment in the Connecticut state prison; for term not less than seven. nor mora than ten years. sa'4
 Sec. 55. Every person who shall effect the escape ofany prisoner, legallyconfned in the Connecicnt state rris0n,0r attempt the same, or shall give any help or assistance therein 1; and shall thereof be duly convicted, shall suffer imprisonment in said prison, for q term not less than two, nor more than five years.
 Sec 54. If any person shall hinder, ,Obstruct, resist, or abuse any justice of the peace; or resist. hinder, ohstruct. or abuse any sheriff, deputy sheriff, constable, or other officer, in the execution of his office; such offender, being thereof duly convicted shall be punish ed ny fine not exceeding thirty-four dollars, or by imprisonment in a common gaOl moi exceeding two months, or by such fine and imprisonment both, at the discretion of the court having cognizance of said offence.
 Sec. 55. If any person shall be common barratOr, and be thereof duly convicted, he shall pay fine of seventeen dollars, and be- come bound, with sufficient surety, for his good behaviour, for a term not less than one year.
 Sec. 5e. If any person, lawfully detained and imprisoned in any common gaol. or if any person shall wifully break said gaol, with intent to aid, or procure. the escape Of' any person lawfully imprisoned therein; or if any person shall give aDy help. aid, or assist ance therein every such person, being there of duly convicted, shall suffer imprisonment in the Connecticut state prison, for a term not more than five years.
 Sec. 57. Hany person or persons shall di- rectly, or indirectly, deliver or cause to be de. liyered, to any prisoner confined within the walls of any common jail, any wines, fer mented or distilled spirituous liquors, or aid or assist therein, without liberty of the sheriff of the county in which such jail is situated, or of the keeper of any such jail, every person. SO offending, shall be punished by fine. not ex- seeding seven dollars, or by imprisonment in a common jail, not exceeding thirty days.
 Sec. 58. And Le It further enacted, That It any person shall challenge the person of an- other, or shall accept any such challenge. to fight at sword, pistol, rapier. or any other AanrarOus yvaan0ns silch nersons. so challen-