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The New York herald., 1850-02-17
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sst snsevted uaiess duv sssfk,ssesssd yssd few
Married,
On Wednesday. Feb. IL, st st Matthsw's church, by
the Rev. y. w. Geissenhainsr, Ions L. Noarpso, 20
MAsr HAvsnxYKR, younssst daughter OF the late
y. G. Havemeyer
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Weesiy Report or Dee tins

In the City and County New Yorh frsm the ssh aay q
rsbrusry. 10 the leth DAY % vsbruary Isso.
Men. ST. women, o. hoys 81 srls, ss-rotsl sS.
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.onsiss,os % CLsi~s Aosi--r Mrrtco.-Fss IL
The board NET purpspt 70 sojcurnnspt. rressst ell
W msmrr The m@msr,sl ~ kon Coz exsco-
tir q Nstkasi.l on o.e..s-, .,s ,h.t of g.l,,, n
hs''n so@,nmrstor of ssmpl sisiss d-se~s-d cisim-
ms s.,wsii, fr eefts'o sdvspc-s a mo.ey soa of
s"pp"es nsoe IN ise to the .stty revoiotioasfy 20
v-fnmebt cf Nen,co being tsssn % Or cop-d-rst,oo
tossther vith the pro 4 zee soeam. r,s coon-ct.a
elsins are ,sd aud ..m@ .s. .ilp-,d "a, an,
ID. smsvpt &c b. sssrc,o sub-o to the fstars seisn
of the ktsrd.
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MN DIG AL.

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VVNHE PARKMAN nURDER.
u Websters trial IL at hand:
IL 10 said, moreover.
Great erertions will be made
Ths mystery "a esves.
Lyons trisl a lopE rsst.
usaninops was the CRY,
His Pills and Po owder thy uust last.
And the wide world cefy.
The Pius bill rata and mice the spot, the
Powders Destroy all hin de Of inssets Derst, 41e B
The New York herald., 1850-02-17

Barb Southsrnsr Keeper Baltnors Nsv Oyss~s
jan ~, lat - ty Ion "a ".
Bsrh Copdor Lang from Portland Aug 11) for California
70 date had been days In deubnk Cape aorn (by brs
kuth prev TO her arrivsi ~ Valparaiso. Dee M.
gen CALIFORNIA
ship ssi.sesr dsse i,op Bsses tSov n) for saa rrsa
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on Payta Dec "a Jno HoxIsnd Lssry, NIB. 800 g. Hal
sp hsn o. oa Shore oround, OCT H. ssppho Cushmsn
NIB. 40 rp.
AZ Tonbss. Nov Is Roman. Wilbur g. lsOo 3d. sid Last
% hovsnbsr, hobt Edwards. burgess, Nc. l1 90
AZ to !arsro Dec 81 hebeooa Sims. Jsrpsssn Nev
Bedford ~; had taken put nd The
oii, supI osed for shipment home.
A. Valparaiso, Dee kese KILLER Nan fer California oil
not staed reported 80 IN Oct spoks no ksts Ao
lsahelA Brsyton, NB. u mos out 60 bbls.
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kW MEDICAL BUOks--A
~ vcsh. on the nature and ses
stssctsrss. and all kindred aseeti,
nlnstrAssd ~ . treat nun hsr cf
- large ~ life. By Hener Hoss
- pssss. - edition. Price $40.
nedical snd Surgical yopYnsl--"l
70 ~ equal 70 Ricort's or Actor, :,
81 dissases asA Ear superior % an
nshed In This ecvntry.- Aushs,
missiens inpceeney, ke, es'
feuxth sstttsn, " plsses. Pros
lishers, strinser 4 Townsend. ~
tks.. ~ Bresdvey,
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Foreign Malls.
STEAMER EpRoPA will sail for Halifax and Lveroool
Wednesday, 10th Inst Letters papers 60 BY mails
will be received ~ the Herald once to the latest
mept.
and papers bs prepaid any part Of the wsrid
at the above Office.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
EDGARTowr. Feb 10 Evs-Arrived-Sohrs Signal Fisher.
Bottcp 18th Ann Dsnnsn. Perry, Pbiadephia for 0lou
oetter; Allen, -, NLondon for Boston.
10th. AN sslsd-sshr Danel FrAnoiA Farris. do Pm
schrs Ann Denman, asd Ellen.
bth-Arrived-Sloop Napoleon. Riddcll, Nantucket
ssiled-schr crusade. Mills, NYork.
15th-No vessels in port this morning.
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nn CooPER. DuANE sTRKEf aAs. roR rHD
- last fourteen yeArs eennnsd ks prseties the
ment cf mercursl ant ether diseases c delxto rnfur
HI the aeErsvated Of dss.ss -
eharee.
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nR. nALPas PRACTICAL Private TREATISE

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the mrss perfect aai a.
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y a. - be ytaesicAiir pssfri
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sssueAsesssa ssiy srus e-rr,
snos is tnp,rte<. vkilk al
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fully tressss. Asss.. -sieh
gives IN No other ~srk. is
tinnesent , sea plaiass vkieh
, -iics all arv liable. 10 sse
~ -nties sf every p>rssnf 2
- 0r~pwish street, and v
ppslishers. ~ ASS ssrs<A
aid. 20 sss -. Lsvsr Pcss-
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"A cOnPLkTs rKACrItAl
! ueatneas of private esssss~s
eetfyns ~ the urinary sss~Ae--
= cf htaatifuity evlcrsd piasss
ecsssieh, n. o. fArys asAvss
$40. fHtraes fro1 The sossss
ll--"it laay ss sid. feerfe~-'y
utort vcrk on th~ ssris fsgdy
70 anything sf the tfnd.ves psN
Isthor of the worh on ssnl zN
, caused By inprscer ksl<sa
'Ii9s 81. FOR saie - the Puh-
Z. 10 ersadvsy. And W sks A.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

A RAT SToRY.-The following dodge Is said
by the Germantown Telegraph, to have been
recently enacted in the city OF Phadeph phia, as
the pay.bIIls Lave, it "wi!h unbouudcd sue
cess"
A fellow, half dandy, half loaGer, entered an
oyster saloon, aud gave his orders for plate of
raw. While swallowing the bivaIyes, huge
rat came rushing over The counter. The oys.
ter-eater and oysler-seer started at the sight
and the latter made rush for the creature, fol-
lowed by several oGthe Changers on about the
saloon, but the ra, succeeded in making his es-
cape through the back door. Tie party had
scarcely returned, and the customer had swai.
lowed his last oyster, when another rat appear
ed. The result in this case was the same as
in the former one, aud the landlord and his
friends returned to discover that his customer
had disappeared, after borrowing from the,tI its
contents, amounting to some fifty dollars. The
rogue had an acomplice outside who had let
rats in at the window! Shrewd trick that, and
worthy the reputation Of a Philadelphia lawyer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
TIE BROKEN VOW.

If must leave thee, give me back again
The glad light step with which sought thy bower;
The eagle spirit, yet uuwrupt by pain,
That SCOTS with ready laughter at thy power!
Thy vows are broken Give me back the eyes
That gazed so gladly on this Eden world
When with fond hopes, and with strong energies,
flag of glory seem'd to me miurl'd
If | must leave thee, give me back the dreams
The wild fond dreams, that rushed without control
Der my young spirit, in oerwheIming streams
Ere yet a deeper power had bound my soul
In chains of sorrow!-Cye me back the heart
The young glad heart, that once gave to thee
A thing all sunshine; let me then depart
Fen as sought thee; yet alone and free!
If must leave thee, give me back the love,
Whose precious vial on thy head was pour'd
Give back my holy peace! that snow white dove,
Unto my bosom let it be restored
Send me not forth a wild and wretcled thing,
To brook the idle tauntng of mems scorn--
A desert eagle, with broken wing
A captive mark d with letters darkly worn.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
IMPORTANT TO TANNERS OF
LEATHER,

Henry w. Ellsworth, Esq. says the Lafyctle
journal, has shown us several specimens OF
Leather which were tanned, under his own eyes
in the space Of ten minutes, by a process OF
which Marion lIihbald Of Rochester, New Goll;
is the inventor This statement may seem almost
incredible, when it is considered that SIX, eight
or ten months are required to ian leather by the
ordinary process
Mr.. Ellsworth has ia his possession a pair Of
boots and shoes made from a raw hide in less
than a day and half, tanned by his new process.
The leather is tanned by compound OF chem-
Gals, and in time and materials, is saving Of at
least five thousand per cent. over the present
slow method of making leather.
The right, says the Journal for Connecticut
and Massachusetts was sold for $500, 900 Ohio
for $!50,000; Michigan for 100000. This
undoubtedly, is Que Of the greatest Improvements
of the age.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
POE 77 Try.
OUR UNION.
ny j. E. cARNrs, ortho Vicksburgh Miss. Wing.

ny J. E. cARNEs, of the Vicksburgh Miss. J Wing
The blood that flowed at Lexington, and crimsond bright
| ChamplOn,
Streams still along the Southern Gulf and by the lakes Of
| Maine;
It flows in veins that swell above Pacifcs golden sand
And trobs in hearts that love and geve by dark Allan
| tics strand
1t binds In one vast brotherhood the tappers of the
West,
With whose cities glass themselves in Ere's classic
And those to whom September brings the resides social
hours,
With those who see Deccmbers brow enwreathed with
gorgeous flowers!
From where Columbia laughs TO greet the smiling wes-
tern wave,
To where Potomac sgbs beside the patriot hcros grave;
And from the stcamng everglades to llurons lordIy
The glory the nations past thrills through kindred
blood
Wherever Arnod's tale is told it dyes the cheek with
shame,
And glows with pride o'er Bunker Hill Or Moultre's
wilder fame
And wheresoer above the fray the stars of empire goam,
Uupon the deck or o'er the dust it pours common
stream!
1t is sacred legacy ye never can divide,
Nor take from village urchln, the son ocity pride;
Nor the hunters white haired children who find fruitful
home,
Where nameess lakes are sparkling, and where lonely
rivers roam
Greene drew his sword at Euaw; and bleeding South
ern feet
Tod the march across the Deeware amid the snow and
slcet;
And 10 upon the parchment where the natal record
shines,
The burning page of Jefferson bears Frankns calmer
lines
Gould ye divide the record BRIGHT and tear the names
apart
That erst were written boldly there with plight of hand
and heart
Gould ye Ilancocks name e'cn with a .abre,'
cuge,
)r wash out with fratcrnal blood CarroI's double
pledge?
lay can the South sell out her share in Bunkers hoary
height!
,r can the North give up her boast in Yor"towns closing
fight?
AN ye divide with equal hand a heritage of graves,
Dr. rend in twain the starry flag that Ger them proudly
wave
AN We cast lots for Veruon's soil, chatter mid the
gloom
That hangs in solemn folds about your common Fathers
tomb?
)r could yo meet around his grave iratrcdal foes,
Ind wake your burning curses Ger his pure aud calm
reposc?
'Yc dare mott" is the Allcghaniun thunler-oned de-
cree;
lis echoed where Nevada guards the blue and tranquil
sea;
Where tropc waves delighted clasp our nowery South
ern shore,
md where through irownng mOunain-gotcs Nc5rosia's
waters roar!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

LAST or THE MoHIcANs!-Joe Scobasin, a
Penobscot Indian, not long since was sued for
the sum of Sc, by white man, before Squire
Johnson. On The day Of the trial. Joe made
his appearance and rendered the requisite
amount, for debt and costs, and demanded a
receipt IN full,
why Joe it is unusual, i, is unnecessary,
said the squire.
% yes, me want 'um receipt, sartain.
4 tell you Joe, that receipt will do you no
good
'Sartain, Squire, want 'um.'
What do yon want it for, joe
'Oh, sp'ose me die and goto heaveN-then
they say, well Joe Scobasin, yon owe any man
now1 Then me say not, Very well, did you
puy 'um Ben Saunders? o yes, me pay 'nm,
Well then show 'um receipt Then me have
to 60 way off down and run all over he'll to hunt
up Squire Johnson
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
SCRlPT,-JuNE 7, 1902.

BY IeIcgraph for the Transcript only.
The new steamer VIIocipedo arrived al Hal
Iiax 36 hours, 8 minutes, 6 seconds, precisely
! Eom Liverpool, fog, head,winds and gales all
The way. The steam syrng for smoothing the
waters, by dis"harging oil from the bows, work.
ed weII and Paine's lantern, invented by gen
tIeman OF that name, in the last century, anc
now getting to be understood, overcame the
fog entirely. Cotton down, Welsh Iceks and
rabbits looking mp Day before steamer left,
arrived ship Bimof Freedom, Captain Dnah
Pnkney; from Chareston-frsl cargo of cotton.
This being the first arrival in free black bot,
tom since the dissolution created immense SEN
sntlon. London, May 90 Tho venerable
Madame Moody was on Tuesday last, inducted
Archbishop Of Canterbury, with great pomp.-
Thirty female constabIes sworn n-fine-oo
ing fellows,
The first Congress of the Northern cohfede-
racy has been in session at Albany for some
days. The President was confined on Tuesday
last, aud safely delivered Of twins. She is un-
able, therefore, for the present to attend to the
business OF the nation. Several members of
the cabinet are near their time; and the Secre-
tary of War is weaving her baby. Congress is
therefore thinking of recess, and Of making
pilgrimage to Pennsylvania, and visiting the
We Of the iustrious Mott
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

INTELLECTUAL CAPACITY.-A Common
Councmans lady, paying her daughter visit
at school, and inqniring what progress she had
made IN her education, the goyerness answered.
Pretty good, madam; Miss is very attentive;
If she wants anything, it is capacity; but Tor
that deficiency, you know we must not blame
her
No, madam, replied the mother; 'but blame
you for not having mentioned it before. Her
father thank Heaven, can afford his daughter a
capacity and beg she may have one lmmedI'
ately, COS, what it may
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

GLOVE. AT THE POULTRY CoNvENTIoN stop
ping in front of a cage containing a family of
black Spanish fowls, remarked TO the bright ha-
eel eyed lady in a red Polka, "That gentleman
in black ably fufIs the duties Of Prcochcr" "
"AnA these" replied Susan, pointing 10 the hens
"of ay members" Glove thrust both hands in
his trowseroon pockets and struck B line for
down town, wrapt in his own reheclion.- - Chro
nOiypc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
Approved Nov. 10, 1850.
No. l4-An Ac, in Amendments Of the existing
Laws relating to the sale of the estates of
deceased persons.

No. l4-An Act in amendment of the existing
Laws Fe!aiing TO TIE sale ol the estates oil
deceased persons
IL is hcreJy ENACTED &c.
SEC. l The lhirty.iirsl section Of the forty
eighth chapter Of the Revised Statutes Is SO al
tered aud amended as to read as foows:--
When it shall he made to appear to the Probate
Court thai it would be beneficial to the heirs,
deviseeS or Icgaees, and those interested in all
estate, by reason of their residing out OF this
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

No, An act Altering the time Of hcIding the
County Court for the Co. Of Bennington.
II as hcrcJy enacted By Me General assembly
Of the State 9f Tnmont, oa totIops;
SEC, |, Fhe County Court for the county Of
Bennington shall hereafter be held at the usn.
al places Of holding courts in said county, on
the fourth Tuesday Of June, and the fourth
Tuesday of December in each year.
SEC. 9. This act shall take effect from its
passage. THOMAS +. POWERS.
Speaker of The House of Representatives.
JULIUS CONVERSE,
President Of the ScnMe.
Approved November, l3'h, 1850
CHARLES K WILLIAMS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

A VILLAGE PREss.-Perhaps no one establish
ment is OF more advantage to community than
that OF newspaper press. A newspaper in a
village advances The interest of all trades, pro-
lessIous and caings, by drawing to its vicinity
much business that would otherwise be diverted
into other channels; and by giving prominence
and notorlety abroad, to the business capablIl-
ties and other advantages of such village. The
press ls, as it were, the special counsel of the
citizens of the town wherein it is oca,ed-pIead-
ing in many cases without fee or reward; and in
some instances conveying light and heat to es-
tahshments which might otherwise drag their
slow length along in utter obscnrity'
Some malicious person has perperated the
following epgram on the first tickets at Jenny
Lind's concerts:-N. o Pic.
Why so much ado; the price is just:
Each pays for what he hears;
And SO, Of course, they pay the most,
Who have the longest earS''
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

No. G.-An act in addition to Chapter % OF
the Revised Statutes, relating TO process.
his hcreby enacted, &c
When slaves or Shocks shall be taken by
virtue of any writ Of attachment, or execution,
the Office serving such process shall lodge a
copy Of the same, with his return in the town
clerk ; office, in the town where such property
is taken, which shall be as cifeclnaI to hoId such
property against all subsequent sales, attach
ments or executions, as II such properly bad
been actually removed, aud taken into the pos
session of such officer.
Approved Nov. 2, 1850.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
No. An act relating to actions of scire ia

No. An act relating to actions of scire ia
cas.
II is hcreby enacted, SC.
SEC |. When Judgment sbaI! have been
rendered by a jnstice of the peace in civil ac,
ton, an0 such justice shall have died or shall he
oul of office. the plaintiff or creditor in such
Judgment may bring his action Of Sctrc laca0s, to
revive aud enforce the execution of such judy
ment, before any other justice who can legally
try cause between rhe parties.
SEC. 9. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov 9. 1850
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
Approved Nov. Q, 1850.
No 8.-tn act relating to scire lacias.
II is hrrrby rnG,Ie6 &c.

~ IS hembH enGded, &c,
Sec. l. Section 80 of chapter 42 Of the Re.
vised Statutes shall he amended SO as to read as
iolIows Where any execution shall have been
extended or levied on any estate real or person
al for the purpose of satisfying such execution,
and it shall afterwards appear that such estate
did not belong to the debtor, or was encumber-
ed with mortgage, which mortgage was not re-
garded in such ser-ofT, by reason of which such
levy and set.oT should be rendered void, the
creditor may sue ont writ OF SCtrC tdCi0S, III
due form, and for the canses aforesaid. and the
conr, to which Scjrc tacidS shall he rcturnable
mad issue an execution Tor the original eXecu-
ton. or so much thereof as was satisfied by such
levy, and the cost thereon, with the legal inter-
est on the same from the time of such levy with
the cost Of tie scirc fdcios; notwithstanding the
return of the officer upon such execution, which
return shall not be held to conclude such en-
quiry by the court in regard to the facts set
forth in the said writ.
SEC o This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 18lO
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
Approved Nov. l3, 1850.
No. .. An act relating to process.
II IS hcrtbV tR0cied Sc.

II is hrtby tnacied sc.
SEC |, Section 80 o Chapter % Of the Re-
vised Statutes is so amended as to read as fol.
lows: No person, after the setting Of the sun on
the day preceding the first day of the week un.
Ill after lhe hour Of ;weve at night or said first
DAY ofthe week, shall serve or execute any writ.
process, warrant or decree on any resident cit
izen of the United States, (eycept escape war.
rants, and warrants for apprehcndng the prin-
cpa IN favor OF bail, and in cases of treason
felony aud hreeches Of the peacc} but the SER
vice thereof shall be null and VOID in every res
pect.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov, l3, 1850
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
No. l5.-An Act in relation TO the dissent Of
Real Estate.

II is dcrcbg enacted SC.
SEC. !. Section lSt, clause Cd, of chapter
80 of the revised Statutes relating TO the dissent
ot Real Estate is so amended as to read as fol-
lows. If he leave no issue his widow shall be
entitled to he whole of his Estate forever, if
said Estate shall not exceed the sum of one
thousand dollars, and one half of the remainder
of sad Estate; and The remaining part OF said
Estate shall descend IN the same manner as ,hs
whole would # no widow had survived; and if
the deceased shall have no kindred who by law
might inherit his estate, the widow shall be en-
titled to the whole.
SEC, Q. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1850,
No. l6--An Act relating to the writ of IIabeas
Corpus to persons claimed as fugitive slaves
aud the right of trial by jury,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

All manner of crimes may be proved against
the unfortunate; but the successful never sin.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

No, Am act altering The time of holding
Courts in the Counties Of Orange and Wind.
sor
II is hcreJy enacted &c.
The County Court for The county Of Wind
sor, instead of being held by The times now re-
qnrod by law, shaII hereafter be held on the
fourth TneHdoy of May ard the second Tuesday
of December Of each year
The County Court for the county Of Orange.
instead Of beng held al the times now required
by law, shalt hereafter be held on the third
Tuesday of June and rhe first Tuesday of Jan
uary in each year.
Approved Nov, G, 1850
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05
Approved Nov. l2, 1850.

No. l3.--An Act allowing reviews in cases
aPl called from the Probate Courts, and in
Pauper cases
his hcrYJy enacted &c.
SEC. L. The eighth clause Of section nine
Of chapter twenty-five Of he Revised Statutes,
shall not be construed 10 extend to appeals taken
from the Probate Court, and from the decision
of two justices Of the peace in making an order
of removal Of pauper or paupers from one
town TO another or appeals from commission
ers appointed by Probate Courts, bot The right
of review Is hereby giyen as is provided in said
chapter.
Approved Nov. 10, 1850
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

No. Am act fixing The terms Of the County
Court in the county of Washington,
II is hnrby enacted, &c.
The County Court IN the county Of WASH
ing,on shall hereafter be holden at Montpelier,
in said county, on the second Tuesday Of March
and on the second Tuesday Of November, in
each year.
Approved Nov. l3, 1850
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

No. 8 An act in addition to an act altering
the time OF holding the County Courts in the
counties OF Windsor and Orange, approved
Nov. g. 1850
SEC. /. The act 20 which this is an addition
shall take effect Immediately.
SEC, 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov II, 1850
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1850-12-05

Pdss'Be'
Approved Nov 7, 1850.
No. lO,-An Act in relation 10 Justices of the
Peace,
II is hereby enacted &c.
Section lG, of Chapter &C. of the Revised
Statutes, entitled "Of Justices of the Peace"
is so amended as to read as follows.
Whenever at The time and place appointed
for The trial Of any civil suit before Justice,
either on the return day of The writ or the day
TO which such suit may have been continued
such justice shall be enabled to attend, any
other justice, who can legally try cause be,
tween the parties, may continue such suit with
ont cost to the defendant, for period not ex-
cocding thirty days, and shall enter a minute
Of such continuance on the plaintiffs writ in
such sult:and such continuance shall not deprive
the defendant of the right to plead any dilatory
or other plea,
Approved Oct. 90, 1850.
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AatDG Of TcrMnut.

Designed jor publication By the Secretary of
State.
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Approved Nov. l3, 1910.

No. o.--An act to repeal ian act relating to
proceedings in chancery"
II is hcrebv enacted, DC,
SEC, /, The act entitled "An act relating to
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No, ll.-An Act in addition to chapter forty
two Of the Revised Statutes ,reating 10 ex-
empton from Attachment and Exc
cution.
II is hcrsJy coaclcd &c.
In addition to the articles exempt from at
taChment and execution in section thirteen oF
chapter fcrty-two Of the Revised Statutes, two
hundred pounds Of sugar shall hereafter be ex-
empt in like manner.
Approved Nov. l3, 1850.