Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
PUBLIC STATUTE LAWS, OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT
 PASSED MAY SESSION. IS39
An Act in relation to tho partition of Lands.


 Sect. 5. Whenever different parcels of real estate shall have descended the same persons as the ne1Is hi law f different intestates or shall have been devi- eed to the sams devisees, by different testators, the Court of Probate to which the settlement of all the tain and belong may cause such real estate be dis trbuted to and among such joint owners by dlstrbu- tors for thnt purpose appointed in the same manner der one and he same tte and snch jstribution so made and accepted by said Court of Probate shall be good and eectuain the law, if the said parcels Ot reg, estate had been separately aparted; ..,, h,ve authority as Court of Equity, to cause partition 70 be made of any real estate held by any persons as which partition shall be recorded in the records of the
 Wv. w. BoARDGAN,
 Sneaker of the House of Representatives.
 CHARLES HAwIIy, President of the Senate. ''pf' VIM. w. ELLSWORTH. An Act to amend the Charter of the City of New Be |. enacted by the Senate and Homse e ReprescH- tatues in General Assembly convened That shall be the duty of the clerk of the city Gf Ns%.Havsn s0 to be published, as is by law provdedi and to make entries atteated by him such publication and of tho S the ct SSa SS S Sp0R of said city, of any such cnry shall be evidence Of such publication WM. ": BoARDMAN,
 Speaker Ot the House 0f NepfeSensatlVe9. |. 'e' CHARLES HAwLEy, President of the Senate
 pf''' VIM. w. ELLSWORTH
 " Railroad. Sect. l. Be t eaGcted by the Senais aud HoGss q Representatives General Assembly cORUened, That senbly, two Commissioners on the Housatonic Rail- road, whose duty it shall be, at least once in each year. and csnef if they shall deem necessary, to ex; said Company, and report to the General Assembly annually, the amount which they shall ascertain to have been actually expended by said company in the pav soid Commissioners a reasonable comprehension for their services; and if either of said commissioners shq die or resign, or refuse to accept the sald ap he vacancy yy % so pE ,Se office of Governor some person to hold said office of commissioner, till the rising of the next General As, sembly. empowered to issue bills or notes of the corporation signed by the President and countersigned by the Treasurer thereof, promising the payment of money to any person order, bearer, which bills or otes shall be obligatory on the corporations according to the tenor thereof and shall be assgnable according to the custom of merchants and the laws relating to n bills or notes issued as aforesaid shall be approved by said commissioners. which approval shall appear on said bills; and that the whole amount of such bills at CT exceed one fourth of the amount which shall at that time have been actually expended by said company in the construction of eaid Railroad. said company, and all real estate which now is or hereafter may be owned by said company, and all personal estate. which may be owned by said compa-
 and is asors o bs SS.d mortgaged to the commissioners to be appointed by virtue ot this act and to their successors in the said ali notes which shall be issued by said company, by virtue of thisact and in case said company shall, at any timc hereafter. on lawful demand. during the hours 1brslness at place o business Of sald compa- city of Bridgeport fail to redeem in the lawful money of the United States any note issued by said Compa n.y. by virtue ot shS provisions Of ths ss according sC demand, may cause the same to be protested for non payment, by Notary Public, in the usual manner; i; and the said commissoners, on receiving such pro. pany to pay the same, and if said company shall omit to do 50 for twenty days after such notice, said com isscners shall immediately thereupon, tuness they against tho payment of such note or noes) give no- tce in tive or more newspapers, printed in this State, that all the notes issued by said company will be aforesaid, for the security of the same And the said commissioners shall thereupon proceed to sell or dis. pose of tn such manner as they shall judge most for the stock or real or personal estate of said company notes which shall at that time be outstanding against tending such sas, and oa. of hc proceeds of such sale, to pay to tho holders of such notes the amount ere- of, with interest from the time of the demand and ail- Sect 4 This act shall not take effect in regard to said Company, till tho stockholders thereof at legal meeting called for that purpose, shall have assened to the provisions o tho snme and the sad act may be % EePsssd Sy the G
 Speaker ofthe House of Representatives
 d C4HLEs M 1d aAws5Y' ySs President of the Senate
 '' VIM. w. ELLSWORTH. An Act in addition to an Act to secure the City of
 New.Haven from Fire. gti q se,.94g Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Rspresen. tatiUes in General Assebly convened That strip of Flats in New:Hayen harbor, situated within the Ca. gin Wharf, one hundred feet wide,. and extending from the east wall at the west gate, through said Ba. sin Whsrt to the west e at the east gate, through ed from the provisions 6f the Act to which this is m addition Provided this act shall not take effect un. t the same shall haxe been approyed by the fee%en
 VIM. W. ELLSWORTH. An Act in alteration of an Act entitled an Act to in.
 corporate the Holland County Bank.
 saioss in General AsssDbIy conpened That the ias. as to read as follows The debt of the cooperation, whether by bill. bond or note, shall not at any time exceed fifty per cent over and above the capital stock actually paid in. and tho monies deposited in said Bank for safe keeping-and al acts or parss of acts inconsistent herewith, are hereby repealed.
 Be 0 (irfher enacted, That the provisions in said act requiring the Directors ofsaid Bank to give bonds be, and the same is hereby repealed.
 Approved, May "A 1889. tatta 4 WM.w. ELLSWORTH. An Act proposing to the people an amendment of the Constitution. 5T3lTE ot tConnecslcut holden It Hartford on the first We'd nesday ot May A; D 1887. the House of Representa- Ives passed resolut.on proposing an amendment to continued to the session of Assembly, held at Nsw. Haven on the first Wednesday of May isS0 snd mnh.