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ing in o. issuing oui Of the same. held IN loini
tenancy, tenancy 10 common. - coPsEesnsFy,
whenever in the opinion Of the court \ sale
will better promote the interests Of all parties
Than partition, and whenever IN the opinion
az the court the property cannot conveniently
be occupied in common, and may appoint a
committee 10 make the sale, and may make
ary orde; necessary to protect the rights OF
ali persons interested, and carry The sale into
full effect. The money arising fOm The sale,
after tho payment therefrOm OF such reason
able cost and expense as the court may direct,
shall be distribu ted, by order Of the court,
among all persons interested 10 the estate IN
proportion 10 their interest.
Provided that neither this act, nor any exist
ing law shall be construed to authorize sale
or application for sale Of any part Of any
estate, pending in any court Of probate for
settlement, unI after a settlement Of the ad :
miristration account, and final settlement
of such estate, and the same is ready for dis
tribution.
Approved, June Gath, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
LlTCHFlELD ENQUIRER.
LITCHFlELD-AUGUST 4. 1853.

THE WOOSTER MoNUMENT.-The COM
mittee appointed TO procure design for
the monument 10 Gen. David Wooster,
and select location for the same, met at
Danbury on the'2lst ult. Several desi gins
were offered by different artists, but the
committee were unanimous in adopting
the plans submitted by Mr.. j. G. Batter>
son, Of Hartford. formerly Of this town.
The monument is to stand 40 feet high,
and the tout ensemble of the whole thing,
says the Courant, is beautiful and appro-
pirate, rejecting great credit upon the
artist, whose reputation is sufficient
pledge %for the excellence Of the work.
he cost of the monument is $4,000, and
is TO be,compseted on the 9Th April
next, and erected in the new cemetery of
Danbury, called Mount Morish. $500
was appropriated by the Leg stature at
, their last session, $1,000 was raised by
the Masons, and $500 by the citizens Of
Danbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
CHAPTER XLvI,

An Act in addition to tAn Act concerning
Crlmes and Punshmen,s.''
Be !, enacted by the Senate aud House of Rep.
resensatiUes IN General Assembly conuened !:
That every president, director, secretary,
treasurer. book. keeper, conductor, clerk, or
agent Of any railroad company incorporated
by authority Of this State, who, while in the
employment Of such railroad company shall
take, purloin, secrese, or in any ~ay appropri-
ate to his use or the use Of others, any Of the
moneys, coins, bills, notes, credits, or other
chooses in action, belonging TO, or deposited
with such railroad company, with intent to de-
fraud and prejudice any person or persons, or
body polite, or corporate, or who shall false
ly make any entries Of moneys, coins, bills,
notes, credits or other chooses in action in or
rpon any of tie books Of such railroad COM
pany with intent to defraud and prejudice any
person, or body polite, or corporate, shall suf.
fer Imprisonment in the Connecticut State
Prison for term not less than two, nor more
then ten years.
Approved, May 26th, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
approved, June S5th, 1858.
CHAPTER LvII.

An Actconcerning the doings OF School So.
ciety and School Diatrict Meetings.
BE u smaetsa By the Senate and House of Rem
resensat'oss IN General Assembly concerned !.
Sec. |. All meetings OF school societies ar
school districts, which have been held in nav
of the school societies Or school districts Of
this State, since thefourIh day Of july. A. D.
1851, which were informal and illegal. nv
reason Of tho neglect Of the school society or
school district committee, to leave duplicate
OF the warnings, thar have been posted In any
such school society or school district, calm .
any such school society or school districl
meeting. with the4clerk Of such school soc;e.
" or school district, shall notwi,hsta nd;n .
such neglect and omission, be, and thew ars
hereby declared to be'valid and legal meet.
ings. and all votes. which have been passed
at any such meeting that were in other res
poets conformable 10 law, ..be, and thew A.,
hereby declared to be legal and valid. ~
Sec. Q. This act shall not affect anu s,;,
now pending in AIRY Of the courts Of mi; mi.
State. and shall take effect from the day az Il,
passage. "
Approved, June 18th, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
eCHAPTRR LIX.


An Act in addition to " An Act for the settle
ment Of Estates, Testate, Interstate and
Insolvent.'
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resemtatiUes IN General Assembly conUened: :
Sec. 1. That in all cases in the settlement
of the estate of any deceased person, or an
estate assigned for the benefit Of creditors,
where the existing law requires, or where the
Judge Of probate shall order public notice to
be given. to persons interested, by advertising
in some newspaper, such notice shall be pub
lished in some weekly newspaper published
in the same or any other county in the State,
as said court shall direct. having a circulation
in the probate district toswhch the settlement
Of said estate >appertains.
Sec. 2. When the personal estate Of de-
ceased person, or Of an assigned estate Of an
insolvent debtor, shall be situate without this
State, and so that The same cannot be seen,
without great trouble and expense, by the APP
praisers thereon, it shall be lawful ioi the
Judge of probate Tor the~district within which
said estate is pending for settlement, TO re.
ceive an inventory thereof, accompanied by
such other evidence Of its value as such judge
shall order and deem suificie TT, and sworn TO
by the executor, administrator or trustee.
Approved, June 29;h, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
CHAPTER Nv.

iAn Aci in addition to can Act concerning
the Driving Of Carriages and the Manage.
ment of Steamboats,"
BE 1t enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep.
ressntatives iH General assembly convened !:
Sec. !. 1t shall not be lawful for any
steamboat, or other vessel propelled by steam,
to approach, or pass any Of the wharves, on
either side Of the Mystic river, between Mys.
tic'bridge and point two hundred yards;
southrof the wharf Of Joseph 8. Avery, at d
greater rate of speed, than four miles per
hour; and if any steamboat or vessel pro-
PEELED by steam shall violate this law, the
person in command, on being duly convicted
thereuf, in the county court, shall pay enc
hundred dollars, one half to the person who
shall prosecute the same to effect, and the
ether half 10 the county treasurer, and shall
also be liable to three told damages 10 the per.
son whose property shall be injured thereby.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect, and 90
into operation on the first day Of August, 1858.
Approved, June Is, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
cHAPEER xrI.

An Act in addition to, aud in alteration Of an
Act, entitled 6 An Act relating to Courts"
Be il enacted BY The Senate and House Of Rep.
resentatiuss in General Assembly concerned:
Sec. 1. That the chief judge Of the supreme
court cferrors, when said court is not in ses-
sion, or said court when in session in any
county in the State, may. al his discretion, or
at the discretion Of said court, order and di.
rect That any cause, pending in said court in
any county, shall be heard and tried in any
other county, and thereupon such cause may
beheard and tried in such other county, q,
sach time as such Judge or court shall deter.
mne
Sec. Q. The order made as herein before
provided shal be lodged with the clerk Of said
court in the county in which said cause is
pending and be by him recorded.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect on aud
after'the day gifts passage.
Approved, June 2lst, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
CHAPTER -xLVII.

'An'Act in addition 10 " An Aet concerning
Crimes and Punishlnents
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatices IN General Assembly convened i:
That if any bailce, to whom any s. ock or
material has been or shall be delivered for the
purpose OF being made up or manufactured
into amy article Of merchandise, and returned
so manufactured to the owner thereof, shall
wlifuHy destroy, purloin, secrete, or in any
way unlawiully appropriate the same TO his
own use, or the VISA Of others, such bailee so
offending, shall be punished by Imprisonment
IN a2common gaol fora term no. exceeding six
months; Propidsd, that nothing contained herein
shal be construed TO affect the right Of lien or
right of such bailee to retain possession OF
any such made up or ma dufactured article,
nntit compensated Tor labor ond materials ex
pended thereon.
Approved, June 18th. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04

An Act IN addition 10 an Act entitled San
Act relating 10 Courts"
Be q enacted b. the Senate and Honss Of Rep
vesensasiUss IN General sdssembly cenrened'
Sec. 1. That the Superior Court, within
and for the County Of Middlesex, shall here
after ba holden az Haddam, in said county,
on the FIRST Tuesday of September, and at
MiddIetown, in said county, on the 6rst
Tuesday Of March, in each year, instead Of
the fourth Tuesday Of August and fourth
Tuesday Of February as is now provided BY
law.
sec. ,. Ali s1i:s, matters, and causes, now
pending in or refurnable to said Superior
Court for said Middlesex County, or which
shall at any time before the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1858, be made seturnable to said Court
as now by law established, shall be entered
and proceeded with, at the next September
term Of said Court in the same manner as 1t
the time Of holding said Court had not been
altered.
Sec. 8. All acts and paris Of acts neon
sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved, July LIST, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
CHAPTER Lit.

"CHAfTGR LIIls
An Act in addition to An Act concerning
Crimes and Punishments."
Be It enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep.
resentatiues in General Assembly conpened:
That whenever, in the opinion Of the grand
juror Of any town or the prosecuting officer Of
any county or city in this State, il shall be
deemed important to ascertain" the cause Of
death Of persons found dead under circum-
stances jusufying the suspicion that such per-
son may have died from violence or poison
such grsnd juror or public prosecutor, may
employ some competent person or surgeon to
make pest a'ortens examination of the bodies
Of such deceased persons, to obtain the
proper evidence in relation TO the death Of
such persons, and the cause Of such death /;
and whenever such examination shall he made
by the direction Of the proper authorities as
aforesaid, reasonable compensation shall DO
allowed therefor. to be pad by the State !;
and the superior court, upon proof that such
service has been rendered may tax aad allow
tbs same.
Approved, July lst, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
CHAPTER M,

An Act in addition to " An Act relating to
Courts"
Be il ssaclsd by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sen.a,ires in General Assembly, conueaed:
Sec I. That the towns Of old Saybrook
and Westbrook, in the county Of Middiesex.
be;snd hereby are constituted Probate Dis
triet, by the name of the District Of Old Say
brook ;'and the'6rst judge Of said districtmay
be elected at special meeting of the electors
ofthc towns Of Old Saybrook and Wesibrook
held in each Of SAID towns, and to be special
ly called for that purpose by the selec'men OF
each Of said towns, sometime in the month of
July, A. D., 1858, and the term Of office Of
thgJudss elected at said meetings shall ex-
pite on the 4,h day Of 'July. 1854; provided,
however, that oil business which shall be be-
gun or entered iE the court Of probate fot the
district Of Saybrook. on or before the 4th day
ofJuly, A. D., 1853, shall be completed theIe.
in in the same manner as If this act had no
been passed.
Sec. Q. This Act shall take effect from ant
after the day Of its passage.
Approved, June 25lb, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
CRATER xLvllr,

An Act in addition to "An Act concerning
Crimes and Punishmen,s."
Be It enacted By the Senate and House of Rem
resentafices in General Assembly convened:
Sec !. Every juror summoned to attend
the county or superior court, who is not a
member OF the panel engaged in the trial Of
any cause, civil or criminal, before either of
said courts. who shall converse with any Of
the Jurors impaneled for the trial Of any such
cause, concerning the same, from the time the
trial OF any such cause shall have commenced.
unnt alter verdict shall have been rendered.
ana, IN caseof a disagreement by said Jury,
nn'ii after they shatl have been discharged
from the consideration Of any such cause and
every juror lmpdneled for the trial of any such
cause before either Of said courts, who shall
converse concerning the same, and during
Inc tme OF the trial thereof, as aforesaid, with
any juror not thus impaneled, or with anv
otner person not juror ;-and every person
not q juror as Gfoesaid. who shall. darn tba
\ progress OF any trial before the COUNTY orr
per:or court, tried by u jury, converge con.
corning the same with any one or more of the
jurors impaneled for and engaged in the trial
4 Of any such cause. shall, in each Of Tho "a SOS
aforesaid, be punished bysfne not exceed;no
ono hundred dollars, a: the discretion al ,he
court having cognizance Of the offence.
Sec. g. 1t shall be the duty Of the S,ate,,
attorney in the county wherein any Of IN,
provisions Of the foregoing section are viola
!, lated, TO prosecute the person or persons VIC
ia'ing the same, or any part thereof; and L
{ account ioraand pay over all such 6nes, whe
collected, TO the treasurer Of tho State.
SEC. ). Any Juror, or other person, viola
lating this act, shall be compelled as witnes
to disclose the same, and all matters and act
connected Herewith, td thereto required, } O
the trial of any prosecution for violation a
i this act, wherein the person SC called upon /
disclose is not party; but no such disclo
sure shall be used as evidence against the pc,
i son making the same.
d Approved, June 25.h, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04

re- The yellow fever has made its
appearance at Philadelphia, and creates
great alarm in that part Of the city to
which it is confined. Six deaths from
the epidemic took place in twelve hours
last week. It is supposed it was con-
tracted from the crew Of a brig which
arrived there on the 18th, and the physi-
clans pronounce it the most malignant
form of yellow fever.
At New Orleans, the fever at the pres
emit time has proved more fatal than ever
before, though it is confined mainly to
the poorer classes. The deaths at one
hospital, BY yellow fever, on the Oath,
were 27, and for the entire week l94.--
On Saturday, the deaths by fever were
1876. and for some days past have aver
aged 100 per day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
By Telegraph to the Palladium.
NEST MERlDEN. Aug. 1

Discovery CT KELLY-DEsPERATE EN-
couNTER.-Last night about IL O'Clock,
pistol shots and cries OF murder, help, &C.,
were heard in apart Of this village called
Dublin, caused by an attempt OF several
persons to arrest Kelly, one Of the Water
bury murderers. The persons in pursuit
of Kelly proceeded TO search the house
where he was supposed to be concealed,
and while searching, Kelly made his escape.
Constable Clark. of this village, seeing nun
running from The house, called upon him 10
s,op. but he not needing the demand, MIR.
Clark fred. Kelly stopped and returned
the shot, but without effect. The officer
then fred again, and broke Kelly's arm, as
is supposed, as when il was last seen il
was dangling and useless by his side, He
was then followed into dense swamp, but
owing 10 the darkness and the dense foliage
on the trees. he was not captured.
The swamp was Immediately surround"
ed by persons from this village, 1na ABOUT
4 80 this morning was searched Out nO'"'
y" hona q 40 he was seen BY two small
,,,sls shnn, two miles north weet OF this
.s,ace s,eerina 10 an eas,erly direction,
p""erIs,slv exhausled-hiS arm swinging
~ ma lEe, entirely useless.
" AhonI noon, q parry Of about two hun.
a.sd slnried n search nl him, but on 10 the
nrssenl Iimn he has evaded his puFSueFs,
The party returned o. Q o'olosk, but
had not arrested Kelly. Ile was lasl
seen about Q mlle from Mlddlelown. A
Bloodhound waa procured and Che pnsO
sui renewed lhe IollOWingmorn
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
June 1Ith, 1883.
CHAPTER Xiv.

CHAPTER ALtNs
| An Act in addition to " An Act relating TO
Judges Of PROBATE"
| Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatirss IN General Assembly, cOnUened:
Sec. 1. Whenever any person, who here
tofore has been, or hereafter shall be elected
Judge of probate, in any probate district IN
this State, shall, during the official year EN-
braced in any such election, or after such elec-
tiou is made, and before tho commencement
of the official term thereof, remove from, and
out Of the territorial limits Of the probate dis
trict, where elected the Office shall be DEEM
ed vacant, and the governor shall issue a writ
of election to gill said vacancy for the remain
der of the official year, " hlch writ and all pro-
ceediags had thereon, shall be in conformity
with the'ifth section Of the act passed May
Session, A. D., 1851, entitled IAN Act rela.,
ting TO Judges of Probate"
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, June elst, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
ANOTHER PROBABLE MURDER.-As {

ANOTHER PROBABLE MURDER.-As a
young man named Miller. baker. in
company with his employer, was passing
a shop in Waterbury, on Wednesday
night of last week, four Irishmen came
out Of the shop. and one of them ran
against Miller, who said something by
way of remonstrance. when two OF them
threw him down, and one held him while
the other. John Kelly. ripped open his
bowels. Miller yet fingers in great agony
but canno. long survive. Three OF the
Irishmen we're arrested and are confined
in New Haven jail. The murderer, Kelly
is at large. and the city authorities ctter
a reward Of 5000 for his arrest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
CHAPTER xxx.

An Ac, in addition to "An Act relating to
Courts"
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep
reseatatives in General Assembly coauened :
Sec. 1. Tnat the town of Greenwich, in
the county Of Fairfield, be, and the same
hefshy isscunstituicd Probate District by the
name of the District of Greenwich, and the
first Judge of said District may be elected at
a special meeting Of the electors Of the town
of Greenwich to be specially called for that
purpose by the selectmen of said town. some
me in the month Of Juue, A. D. 1858, and
the term of Office Of the Judge elected at said
nesting, shall expire on the fourth day Of Jul
ly, 1854; Provided, However, that all bust
cess which shall be begun or entered in the
court of rebate for the District Ut Stamford,
on or before the fourth day Of July, A. D.
1858, shall be completed in the same manner
as il the act had not been passed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after the day of its passage.
Approved, June ll,h, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-08-04
proved, Juneslst, 1853.
CHAPTER XIV.

An Act in addition to an act, entitled AN
Act concerning Grimes and Punishments."
Be It enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rep
resentafiues in General Assembly cearened
That every person who shall, in the night
season, attempt to bresk and enter the dwell
ing house Of another, or the store, banking
house, shop, warehouse or clubhouse Of am
other, or Office or public building, whether
parcel Of any manson house or not, wherein
goods, wares or merchandise are deposited,
with intent 10 commit theft, or any crime pun
ishab!e by imprisonment in the Connecticut
State Prison, shall suffer Imprisonment in the
Connecticut State Prison for a term not more
thad two years.
Approved, June 30th, 1853. d.