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OF VERMONT.-ls4s.
SECRETARY OF STArE's OFFICE,

Montpelier, November s, lS13.
The, following Public Acts of the General Assembly,
passed at the last session thereof, from number one
to number thirt y four, inclusive, are hereby designa-
ted for publication. in the newspapers published in this
state, agreeably TO the eleventh section of the fifth
chapter Of the Revised Statutes.
J. Nc NJ. SKATER, Sec. of State.
No. IAN ACT, firing the times for holding the
County Court in Washington County.-It is hereby
enacted by the General Assembly OF the State of YER
mont, as follows:
lngton, shall be held at Montpelier, in said county Of
Washington, on the third Tuesdays Of April and No
vetnber in each year.
SEC. 2. Such of the provisions of the act to which
this is an amendmeni, as are inconsistent with the pro.
visions of this act, are hereby repealed.
Approved Nov. !, 1913
No. IAN ACT, relating to the sale of p~ropcr.y
on erecution.- is hereby enacted, &C.:
SEC. l. When an officer, holding an execution,
shall levy the same on hay, grain in the straw, pota-
toes, TIMBER, lumber, brick, lime, coal, charcoal, ash
es, machinery used in any shop, mill, or factory, hides
in the process of tanning, c%ord-wood, stone, ore, bark,
shingles, hives of bees, or hav scales, he shall forth
with advertise the same for sale, BY setting up an ad-
verli>ement at some public place in the town where
such property was taken, in which he shall enumeraie
such property, and state the time when the same will
be sold, either at the place where the same is kept by
such officer, or at such public place, which time shall
not be less than fourteen days from the time Of setting
up such advertisement.
SEC. 2. So much dissection four of chapter forty.
two of the Revised Statutes, as is inconsistent with
the provisions of this act, is repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Approved Nov. !, le43.
No. BAN ACT, relating to costs it, ciril actions.
1t is hereby enacted, &C.:
SEC. |. In all civil actions now pending in any
court in this state, in which the bankruptcy of the de-
PENDANT shall be pleaded, and the defendant shall pre-
yal solely by easen nj. s9Gb MIN ltE " A"f'"1~~. ~"
Sec. 2. In all actions which may be hereafter en-
tered, in which the bankruptcy of The defendant shall
be pleaded, and the defendant shall prevail solely by
reason of such plea, the court may allow or disallow
costs against the plaintiff, in their discretion.
SEC. ). This act shall take effect from Its passage
Approved Nov. !, 1913.
No. AN ACT. relating to the duties Of Chan
celiors.-I,;s hereby enacted, &c:
Sec. l. Each Chancellor in this state shall hav'
power TO do any act, or make any order or decree
short of a final order or decree, in any cause, that ma.
; by law be done by the Chancellor within the judlcia
circuit for winch he may be designated.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved Nov. !, lSi3.
No. 5. AN ACT. relating to new srials.-lt
hereby enacted, &C.:
Sec. l.. No petition shall be sustained under tn
provisions of chapter thirty three, entitled "Ot Ne,
Trials" section eighth and ninth, unless brought Will
in two years next after the Jnstlce's Judgment.
SEC. 2. So much of section nine Of SAID chapte
as requires such petition 10 be preferred al the first c
, second stated term Of the county court. after the rer
dltion of the Justices Judgment, is hereby repealed.
u Approved Nov. |, lS43.
n NO. .. AN ACT, relating to assignments.-Is
hereby enacted, &C.:
= Sec. l.. All general assignments, hereafter mac
T by debtors for the benefit of CREDITORS, shall be nu
e and void as against the creditors of said debtors.
Sec. ?. THIS act shall take effect from and aft
Approved Nov. l., 1913.