Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-12-02
SEC. A. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved, November %, 1852.

is hccJy enacted by the General assembly of tie STATE of
Vermont tolotcS
SEC The thirteenth section of said chapcr is so altered
and amended as to read as follows
If any administrator shall reside ont of this
state, shall neglect after due notice by the probate
court to render his account and settle the according
to law, to perform any order decree of such court
shall abscond become insane, otherwise incar-
able unsuitable discharge the trust the probate court
may its discretion, order such administrator to
be removed and the probate court may allow or
administrator to resign when it shall appear proper
SEc. 2. The fifteenth section of said chapter altered
and amended to read as follows:
When an executor administrator shall be removed
shall resign his authority shall be extinguished
the remaining executor administrator if any, may ex-
ecue the trust if there shall be other, the probate
court may commit administration Of the estate already
administered suitable person PERSONS of
the death of an executor or administrator
SEC. B This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November %, 1852
No 2l-AN ACT RELATING TO srERIFFs AND HIGH BAIrFs
is hecby enacted by the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont as fouo,cS
SEC. l. The Judge or Judges whose duty it is by law to
any recognzance for the faithful performance of the office
and duty Of any sheriff high ba shall Immediately cause
the to be recorded in the county clerks Office in the
county where such ecognzncc shall may be taken copy
of which, certified by the clerk of said county shall be demeed
good and legal evidence Of the same in any court of record
this
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November l6 1852
No pan ACTIN AMENDMENT OF SECTION NINE OF CHAT.
TER EGllTYTHREE OF THE COMPLIED STATUTES. MORE
EfFECru A!IY TO PRovlDEFoR THE COLLECTION DEBTS
II is hereby eaactd by the Gerai assembly crHe State Of
Vermont foiiolcS
SEC l. The capital stock of any railroad corporation or
any private corporation, shall be liable attachment and
execution against such corporation and any number Of
shares OF any members thereof may be taken and
sold ON such execution sufficient TO satisfy the same with all
legal charges thereon the the shares of such
capital stock owned by amy person may be attached and sold
against such person, and such sale shall transfer
good title to the purchaser.
Src p Any person. whose capital stock Shall be attached
and sold ON execution against such coronon shall have
action the against such corporation. and therein shall
recover all damages ne has sustained thereby.
Src This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November l6, 1892.
No 2lAN ACT TO AMEND SECTION EIGHTY -FOUR OF CHAP
TER TlIIRTEEN or TIE COMPLIED STATUTES RELATING
Us hoe5y cnafed by the G@aoi issen5y qCme Stae Of
Vermont foii0rS
SEC Section eghtyfour of chapter thirteen OF the
piled statutes hereby amended read follows
The Judges of the county may annually appoint in their
respective counties many public the public good
shall require hold their offices year from the of
their respective appointments whose jurisdiction shall extend
throughout the
src 2 This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November Is 1852
No el.-AN ACT TO PREVENT TRAFFIC IN INTOXICATING
LIQUORS FOR TIE PURPOSE OF DRINKING.
IS hTeby caaced by tie Gaaal assembly Of the state Of
IcHlonf foiiorS
SEC l. No person shall he allowed at any time or place
within TINS state, except hereinafter provided, manuiac
tire SELL furnish give away, by himself his clerk
agent any sprItuous Intoxicating liquor mixed liquor Of
which part is spruous Intoxicating all which intended
by the phrase intoxicating liquor wherever this
Pror1dd that nothing Tins act shall be construed prevent
the manufacture sale and use of the fruit of the for the
commemoraon of the Lords supper
SEC 2. There shall be chosen by ballot al each annual
March meeting this state by legal voters in such meet
ing county each county-oach chosen
by the legal of the several their respective
countess notice of which election shall be by the seccmen
inserted IN the warning for meetings, and Of
the votes gwen for such commissioner shall be forwarded by
the town clerks of the several the clerk the
IN which such towns situated, before the second
Tuesday April after such election and the clerk
SAID SHALL on the second Tuesday April the
so returned and the person having the greatest number OF
votes returned shall be declared elected commissioner and
certificate Of his election and make suitable proclamation
such election IN one or more newspapers printed in such
ty or there be such paper printed in such county then
one or more papers printed adjoining county. And such
commissioners shall hold their respective Offices for the OF
one year. and until others chosen their stead and shall
have full power perform all the duties required of them by
tins act and shall receive compensation for rendered
as required by this per mile for all necessary
travel and two dollars per day for time actually spent the
performance OF duties herein required to be paid from the
treasures Of the respective counties.
SEC. j. The any county on the first Mor-
day IN May, annually, after may be convenient
may appoint some suitable person the agent any
city IN the county, to purchase the expense of the
city Tor which such agent appointed and to sell
ua or convenient place therein intoxicating liquor be used
for medicinal chemical and mechanical purposes only and
the money received for sdch sales shall be paid the
RES OF Their respective towns cities and such agent shall
receive such compensation for his the eectmen OF
the town, mayor and aldermen of the city, shall pre-
scrbe and SHALL in the sale of such liquor conform such
rules and regulations said commissioner shall prescribe