Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-05


 ted an ElectOr of such his admission.
 Approved, May IS, 1888. An Act to proven. injury being done .Osny Rail RCat
 within this State, and to ensure the safety ot pas sengegs upon the same.
 Bs S enGcted 6g Ghe Senae aad House of RcpFesenaa tiuesJ in GeenaG Assembly conuened That every per con who shall hereafter be convicted of placing upoT any Rail Read within this State, any stones piece o wood or any other obstruction with the design to ob sruct or impede the passage Oi the onglnes or ceIs upon the said Ra Road, and with intent to nuEe tne said Rail Road, or the passengers, or ennes or can passing thereon, who shall take up. loosen or re move any part of superstructure of said ka koao with like intent shall be guilty of msdemeanor, 1nS not exceeding one year, or by fine not exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars, or both, in the dscre ton of the Court before which said conviction shall be had. -'s
 Approved, May Sl, 1888. .- An Act in alteration of An Act entitled An Act forming and conducting the Military force. Be enncted by Ghe Senate aud House of RelreSeHt0 tiues in General Assembly cOnUened, That all Com missioned Company Officers, and all Staft Ofhcers l who shall have performed duty in the office iron shall have performed duty as Commissioned or Stat Officers five years, and shall obtain an honorable dts charge, shall not be liable to further military duty except by voluntary enlistment.
 Approved, May 3l, 1888. An Act concerning Academies and Schools
 Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of RePresentG tiues in General Assembly coRUened That liberty De in this State to associate for the purpose ot ing or maintaining an Academy school, and beng go associated sha on complying with the provisions ot Act be D9d sT act bylaws to regulate the affairs of such corporation not inconsistent with the laws of this State or ot the United States, and compel .he due observance there, of by suitable penalties; may sue and be sued ana do all other acts necessary and proper for the well derng the affairs of such corporation, and may pur- chase and hold real or personal estate o value not exceeding ten thousand dollars: Provided. however, that before any such association shall be entitled to the privileges of this Act, they shall lodge with the Secretary of this State copy of their articles ot as- socation; provided, also, that this Act may be al- tered or repealed by the General Assembly.
 Approved, June l, l93S
 An Ac. in addition 6 the Act entitled An Act aY.
 thGFa1g W,s RsRsy9 and to the Act In
 Sec. I. Be t enacted bv the Senate and House of Representatives. in General Assembly, conrened, That whenever any debt debts due to the defendant Tn any suit instituted by process of foreign shall be attached in such suit, 1t shall be lawfu! for such defendant to cause the to Do repevled, in the same manner as in cases ol other property at- tached. t
 Sec. 9. The writ of replevin shall specify the amount of the deb or if there be more than one of each of the debts 50 repevied and the magsrate or (if the sum in demand exceed three hundred dolarsl
 
 sufficient surety orsuretes to the amount oi such debt or debts as specified in said writ, provided the same does not exceed the required by said writ to be attached conditioned to pay the debt or damages and costs which the adverse party in the suit on which such debt or debtsa attached shall recover aganst him.
 Sec. g. The officer serving the writ of replevin in such case, shall leave true and attested copy there of with the debtor debtors respectively, o such de- fendant and such writ shall be returned by the officer to the same Court as the writ by which such debt or debts shall have been attached, and such officer shall be liable as in other cases for any neglect in return ing the same, and on copy duly attested being let with such debtor debtors respectively or at his or their last usual place of abode such debt or debts to the amount specified in said writ of repIevn shall be released from such attachment, and the sad bond shaii ha security to the plaintiff in the suit by fo- reign attachment to recover his debts or damages to an amount not ceeding the sum due on the debt or debts so replevied. .. ,,
 Sec. 4. Whenever any real estate shall be attach ed it shall be lawful for the defendant in the sut. alter giving to the plaintiff or if he reside this State, to his attorney at least six days notice o ms intended application, by citation duly served and returned by some proper officer to apply to the Court before which the writ of attachment is made reurnable, or may be pending, before any Judge of such Court Tn vaca- ton in the county where such suit is pending to d!s solve such attachment either wholly or in par on the substitution, in lieu thereof of bond with sufficient surety or suretes to an amount equal to the value oi such real estate provided ,hs same saa sd not And such Court Judge shall thereupon alter ascer- tanng the value of the real estate, attached or sought to be released have power 10 take bond with sufficient surety slees in lieu thereof to the plain tiff in such attachment, conditioned to pay the debt or damages and costs which the adverse party may recover against such defendant, and certificate De Se S d lodged on file in the office of the Town Clerk of the town where the land lies and thereupon said real es tate shall be discharged from such attachment, and the bond taken by any Judge in vacation sha be by him returned to the Court where such suit IS pending, to be there kept for the benefit of the defendant in case he shall recover final judgment against the de- fendant in such suit.
 Sec. 5. In all cases where application shall be made to any Judge Court for the repevy or release, on substitution of bond with surety, or property at tached in any action founded on tort for recovery of or Court due notice be heard having been given prescribed by law, that the required to be attach cd is excessive, it shall be lawful for him to take on granting such writ of replevn or dissovng such att tachment a bond with surety for such sum only as shall be by such Judge or Court deemed reasonable.
 Approved, June l, lSSS
 An Act in addition to An Act entitled An Act for
 encouraging and regulating Fisheres:
 Sec. l. Be n eR0cted by the Senate and House of Representatives, n General Assembly convened That pretOrs of land adjoining the river Thames, in the county of New-London, heretofore have been, or hereafter shall be Ut the expense of stalking off said lands for the purpose of laying down, planting, or cul.ivaing oysters therein, between line drawn due east from Winthrops Point, in New-I Iondon, to Groton shore, and line drawn due east from Bush. nels Point in Norwich, to the opposite shore,) and shall constantly the same for the purpose of laying down, planting, or cultivatng oysters therein, he they, his their heraa assigns, shall he established in the full enjoyment thereof, 90 long as he or they his or their heiis or assigns shall continue use the same for the purposes aforesaid: ProUided neverthe- less that this Ac, shall not take effect in either of the towns bordering on said ryer the waters and flats thereto adjoining. until he inhabitants of such town in lawful town meeting specially warned therefor, shall have designated, by Committee by them ap. pointed the limits within which such adjoining pro prietOr or propretors shall enjoy tho exclusive prv Iege aforesaid and provided also that this Act shall be construed to authorize any such adjoining pro prietor to enclose stake of any portion of the said
 river adjoining his said and so as to obstruct the ma vigation thereOf nor shall any such proprietor be au thorzed to enclose or stake of to greater distance