Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29

Judges aforesaid, the person imprisoned, ar
rested or claimed as a fugitive slave, shall not
be discharged such person shall be entitled 10
an appeal to the next stated term of the Coun-
~ Court in the county where such hearing
was had, on furnishing such ball. and within
such Tine, as the judge granting the writ, on
hearing the aasa, shall aaiudge IA be reasonable
and proper.
Sec. 6. The court TO which such appeal Ia
taken, and any other court to which writ nf
habeas corpus in behalf of any such person
! GAINED or arrested as fugitive slave is made
retnrnable, may and SHALL on sbpiicstion of
elther party tp sach proceeding, allow and di-.
rect trial by lnry, on all questions of fact IL.
issue between the parties, in the matter afore-
said and the axable costs Of such trial shall
be chargeabIe to the State whenever the same
would be otherwise chargeable to the person
arrested q' claimed as fugitive slave,
Sec '. The several circuit Judges shall have
the same powers now vested in the Judges Of
the Supreme Court by virtue Of an act in
aneadment at chapter one hupd4ed and three
OF the KeWsed Statutes, relating to persons
confined in close Jail, on executions OF tort, ap.
proved November l3, A. d. l84S.
Sec 8. This act shall takp effect from its
passage.
approved NOV. is, 1901.
No. IAN ACT CONCERNING FORCl.
BILE ENTRY AND DETAINER.
IL is hereby enacted dc.
Sec. l. When the lessee of any lands or
tenements, whether the same be by writing or
parol, or when any perso on hold;1g under such
lease, shall hold possession OF said demsed pre-
misses without right, after the determination of
the lease by its own limitation, or after breach
OF any stipulation contained in the lease By the
lessee, or any person holding under him the
person entitled to the possession of the premises
may be restored to the possession thereof in
the manner provided by an act entitled an act
in addition to chapter forty-one of the Revised
Statutes, approved Nov. 9, 1912.
Sec. @ In case any such action shall be ap-
tealed, the plaintiff shall, if he RECEIVERS in the
County Court the possession of the premises,
have judgment also for all rent due up to the
time Of the rendition of judgment, notwithstand-
ing the same may amount to mere than thirty
dollars. ''
Sec. 3. Whatever parts Of the act approved
Nov. 9, lSi2, mentioned in the first section of
this act, are in2onci istert with this, axe he.ety
repealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall not affect any suits
now pending.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Noy IL, 1890.
NO. ls-AN ACT IN ADDITION TO
CHAPTER NINETY.FOUR OF THE
REVISED STATUTES, RELATING TO
OFFENCES AGAINST THE PERSONS
AND LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS.
II is hereby enacted dc.
Sec l. If any person, being armed with a
dangerous weapon. shall assault another with
intent to murder, he shall be punished with i'm
prisonment in the state prison for life, or for a
term of years not less than FIVE.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Sec. 8. So much Of section seventeen of
chapter nine:y.four of the Revised Statutes as
is contrary to the provisions of this act is here.
by repealed ProrlGed, that nothing in this act
contained shall in any way affect any indict.
ment, information, or other proceeding undeE
the said Seventeenth section.
Approved Nov, 49, 1850.
NO. l9.-AN ACTIN RELATION TO HIGH
CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS.
is hereby eHactc4 S.
Sec. /. Every person who shall manufacture
or knowingly have in his possession, any en-
gine, machine, tool or implement adapted and
designed toT cutting through, forcing or break
ing open any building, room, vault. safe, or
ether depository, in order to steal theretrom
any money or other property, knowing the same
to be adapted and designed for the purpose
with intent TO use or employ, or al.
low the same to be used or employed, for the
purpose aforesaid. shall be punished by impris-
onment in the State Prison not exceeding
twenty years, and be fined not exceeding ten
thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from ita
passage.
Approved October IS, 1850.