Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-12-14

thority in extending precepts and fulfill
ing their duties, as if the county of La
moile had been fully organizeda at the time
ofthe respective elections of such consta-
bles ....a.t.
Provided, That nothing herein shall
extend the powers Of any constable in the
county Of Lamoille beyond the next annu-
al March meeting in the respective towns
IN said county.
SeR. 2. 1t is hereby further enacted,
That all officers in said county of Lamoile
holding any execution against any person
residing within said county, il commit
ment be necessary thereon, after the first
day of December next, shall commit such
person or persons to the keeper of the
common jail within and for said county of
Lamoile. And all officers within the
counties of Franklin, Chittenden, Wash
ington and Orleans, as now regulated by
law, shall have the same power and au-
thority to execute any precept, placed in
their hands for service or levying previ-
Gus TO the first day of December next, a
gainst any person or persons living or be-
ing found within said county of Lamoile,
in the same manner as if said county of
Lamoile had not been created or organ
lied.
Provided, That from and after the first
day of December next all officers of the
several counties from which the said coun-
ty Of Lamoile was formed, upon all pre-
cepts so placed in their hands previous to
the fist day of December next, commit
any person or persons, where commitment
becomes necessary, to the keeper of the
common Jail in and for said county of La
MOLE, from and after the first day of De-
cember next, nd such officers shall have
full powers and authority to execute all
processes contemplated by this section of
the act to be placed in their hands previ-
Gus to the first day of December next, in
as full and ample a manner as if they were
legal officers in said Lamoile county.
| Sec. 3. II IS hereby further esacted,
That this act shall take effect Immediately
from its passage.
Approved, Nov. II, 1886.
AN ACT relating to interest.
Sec. l. II IS hereby enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of Yer
mont, That no person or persons upon
any contract hereafter to be made, shall
flake, directly or indirectly, more than the
value of six dollars for the fofbearance Of
one hundred dollars for one year, and SO
after that rate for greater or less sum,
or for longer or shorter time.
| Sec. 2. IL IS hereby further enacted,
That if any person or persons shall here
after take or receive, by means of any cor
rupt bargain, loan, exchange or interest,
of any money, wares, merchandise, OF
other thing whatsoever. or by any deceit
full ways or means, or by any GOWN or de-
ceitful conveyance, for the forbearance OF
giving day of payment, for one whole
year, of or for his, her or their money OF
other things, above the sum of six dollars
either in money, goods or other things
for The forbearance of one hundred dollars
for one year, and so after that rate for
greater or less sum, or for a longer Of
shorter time, the person or persons so pay
ing any such sum of money, or deliver
ing any such goods or other thiags, shall
be at liberty, at any time within one yea
next after the payment thereof, to sue 70
and recover the money so paid above tn
: rate aforesaid, or any part thereof, from
Z the person or persons who shall accept o
receive the same, with costs of suit, in a.
!, action OF assumpsit, declaring for none,
. had and received, or for goods sold an
g delivered, as the case may be.
py01idp1 o,nprfb.l,.s III. ...l:
: in this act shall extend to the letting {
9 cattle, OF other wages of the like natur
among farmers, or maritime contract!
lottery, or course of exchange, as has bee
heretofore and still is accustomed.
Sec. 5. IL IS hereby further enacte,
That an act entitled, ian act to prevent I
sury," passed on the twelfth day of NJ
vember, in the year one thousand eigl
:, hundred and twenty-five o, is hereby r,
II pealed.
ProOided, That nothing in this act sha
s. be construed to affect any action or pei
70 atty accruing or accrued under the a
l. aforesaid.
> CARLOS COOLIDGE.
e Speaker Of the H. of Reps.
s. IN. CAMP,
n President Of the Senate.
IN Approved, Nov. 8, 1886.
S. H. JENISON.
AN ACT relating to the publ. builc
IF ings-
rs hereby enacted By tie General A
s. se"6Iy Of tAs State Of Vermont, as fo
II L0s0s:
vi Sec. !. - The Governor OF this stat
: shall, at the annual October session of th
IS General Assembly, appoint some suit,
= BILE person residing in or near the VilIap
% Of Montpelier, and Surveyor of Publ
e Buildings, whose term of Office shall con
70 mence on the first day of December