Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

any witness, subsequent To the day on which
such verdict Ia found, unless the party against
whom such verdict be- found shall file p',l.
lion Tor new trial ~ the cause, aud then
only from the time of fling such petition (:
Nor -hull either party recover costs Tor ms
travel and stiendancc, or the truycl aud al
tendance Of any witness IN cause in which
there shall be an agreed statement Of facts
Tor the decision Of the court on the law, from
the time Of filing such agreed statement Of
facts until the time appointed for the meeting
Of the justices Of said court, or any Two Vi
them.
SIC. 3. Tho terms OF said court for The
trial of issues Of fact shall not exceed in du
ration the term Of two weeks: but the JUS
llce holding said court may at any time with
N said two weeks, adjourn SAID court TO any
time subsequent 10 The time appointed by
law for holding sOid court by the chief JUS
ice and associate Justices Of said Supreme
judicial Court or any two ot them; and so
from time tn time and in all cases tried NJ
such Adjournment, IN which any party may
be aggrlcved by the decision OF the jndge
holding the same, the motion, petition, or
agreed statement of facts in relation there Ia,
shall be made, flied or presented at the next
meeting Of the Justices Of said Court in full
court, whether the same be holden by nd.
Journment or at the time appointed by law.
SEC. 4. The Chief Justice and Associate
Justices of the said Supreme Judicial Court.
or any two of them, shall hold said Supreme
Judicial Court for said county, on the Mon
days next ensuing the expiration OF said two
weeks herein limited for the holding Of said
court by single Judge aud The grand jn.
rors shall be summoned 10 attend said court
nn A aus vi on l,n s,.,p
of said two weeks: and the petit jury drawn
to attend said court shall also attend said
court 10 be holden al the expiration Of said
two weeks.
SEC. 5. The Supreme Judicial Court to
be holden ut the expiration of the two weeks
aforesaid, may, in their discretion, try any
civil cause or causes on issues Of fact before
the jury.
True copy-wIiness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
AN ACT in addition 10 the several acts pro.
vlding for the disposition Of the Public
Money deposited with this State by virtue
OF an act Of Congress, entitled "An act to
regulate The deposites of the public money,
approved June 23, 1890 and also to provide
for the appropriation ol the Interest arising
from said money"
BE IL enacted BY the General assembly as
Goiioips.
SEcTi0N |. Whenever any money shall
be returned by. or wltbdrawn from sny
Rank the Commissioners are berebv au,bnr,.
zed IN ,l,e,r discre,ion. IN oddu;Cn IN the
modes of investment prescr,beJ lao tho acts
,o which this act ia in omendncn, 10 ,nyn.,
such money in bonds of nnv town ar ci,v of
this S,,,e M, having mora Ib,n 6v. ve,ts IN
run to maturity. and NOT hearing nm interest,"
of less than five per cent per .nnum. which
interest shall be payabIc on the second Mon.
day of Anil annually. And said bonds shall
contain specIsl condition. that if the State
shall be called unon bv the limited States IN
refund any portion of said public money. said
town or CITY shall pay the snme within ,hlt,y
Iays after being demanded. ,l,houoh ,loy
NAV moi have becone dino and ,,ynhIc
True copv-wi,ness
HENRY BOWEN. Scc'ry.
Whereas there i, now pepdnc n B,ll in
Equity in The Supreme Conr, of the Un,teJ
States in favor Of the State of Rhode Island
,gainst the State of Massachusetts. wherein
Rhode Island claims of Massachusetts jur,s. !
lction over a certain territory about four
niles wide and nbout iwen,v miIcs long ond
" whereas Il has been sugyested with n ylrw !
t is feared To alarm the owners and occu.
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