Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-10


 Ies'aic, in'eslaie and insOlvenI," approved June go. 1883. requiring the publication oI nOIIce In q weekly paper have not been com ] piled wiIh such neglect and omission shall not render the settlement of any cs'aie invalid SEc. ?. This act snah not affect any suit 1 now pending.
 Approved June 90, 1854.
 CHAPTER xLvH. An Act in addition Co an Act entitled "An
 Act for the regulation of prOceedngs in
 Equny." t+tH t
 Be t enacted by tke Senate and House of Representatives. in General Assembly cOnUened: :
 That whenever n would be necessary u. any blI or petition, brought or pending m equity, not relating 10 T al estate, to make ths cxecHtor OF adWHnIsfratOr ofany deceased person, # any, party ihereunto, aud there shall he no such execui0r or administrator, the petitioner may set forth in hls petition iilc interest of such deceased person, aud may nuke his representatives" without other designation or description. . party, thereto, and the Court to winch such p.lition shall be preferred, or any Judge thereof m vacation i, may make such order relative to the ncIice which shall be given as he or they shall judge reasonable; and such notice having been given according to the order, and duly proved, the Court may proceed to hearing of tho cause and II shall be lawful for any administrator who may be appointed pending such proceedings, or if there shall be none, for any other person claiming an inieres, in the estate of such deceased person, to appear ard defend in such suit.
 Approved June 2. 1854. -
 CHAPTER xLyIn. i An act in addition to ''an Act for the ragula-
 ton of proceed,ngs Tn Equhy.' Be tt enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep- ressntattres. in General Assembly conuened: Sec. l. That whenever any action shall be brought to, or be pending in any superior court, county or city court, in which an ap- plication shall be made tc sa,d court for the appointment of receiver, either judge of the Supreme Court of Errors in vacation after due notice given may make such order in the premises as the exgencies of the case may require, and may from time to time rescind and modify the same.
 SEc. 9. The Judge so acting in vacation, shall cause his proceedings tn be certified 10 the court in which the acton may be pending al the next sess.on thereof.
 SEC. 3 This act shall take effect from and after the day of it's passage
 Approved June 2s, 1854. a
 CHAPTER xL1x. An Act relating 10 Guard'ans, Executors, Trustees and ConserSators and their Sure- ties.
 Be tt enacted by the Senate aud House of Rep. resentatiUes ia General Assembly conVened That the provi ions of an act entitled "aa Act relating to Guardians, Executors, Trus. tees and their Sureties," approved June 18th, 1853 be. and the same are hereby extended to the Suretes of Conservators, and 10 Ihe Ex- ecuiors and Administrators of such sureties and all proceedings for the relief o! sureiie. under this act, shall be according 10 the pro. visions of said acts foi the relief of Snreties, of guardians, executors and administrators. Approved June 2s, 1854.
 CHAPTER L.
 An act in alteration of an act relating to
 Ferries.
 Be tt enacted by ths Senate and House of Rep. reseni asives, in General Assembly convened That ihe toll, or fare, 10 be paid at the ferry, between the towns of New London and Greton, shall herenlt CT be fifty cents per cord tor wood, with no charge for rhe empty team back; for hay, fffy cents per ton. with no charge for the empty team back. From The first day of April to the first day of October in each year, the time for running tho boat at said ferry shall bc til o'c!ock at night, with a delay of 90 minutes at New London for the arrival o1 ihe train from New Haven, if that lrain shonld not a rive before thai time, and should the fine for the arrival of the New Haven train be changed 10 a later hour, not exceeding half past 9 o'clock. the boa, shall, at all times, between said first day "f April and the first daS of October, wait ill 20 min utes past the time fixed for the arrival Of the train, and an Saturday nights till 10 o'clock, provided the traih shall not arrive before iha. time The commissioners on the ferry shall establish rules, as tO the time the boat may rema,n on each side of the river; between trips, giving the necessary lime tor the hands employed io obtain meals, and to take in coal a.d water for the boiler.
 Approved June 20, 1854.
 CHAPTER II. An Act in addition to aud in alteration Of an Act concerning Sales of Foreign Gnods.
 Be t enacted by the Seaate and House of Representatives in General Assembly concerned: 'rha, any person who is not . citizen of the United States aad an inhabiiant of this State, going from house su house, either'O foot or otherwise, in any town in this State. and who is not an inh.bi,ant vf such town, carrying to sell or exposing for sale theEein any goods, wares or merchandise, which are the growth, production or manufacture of any foreign country or any State: except this State, shall be deemed pedlcr, and shall be liable to the provisions and penalties of the act to which this Is in addition, as Is inconsistent with the provisions of this act, Is hereby re- pealed.
 Approved, June 2s. 1854.
 CHAPTER LIS.
 An Act in addition to i" an Act for encour.
 aging and rcgulatin. Fisheries"
 Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives im General Assembly convsneds
 SEC. l. That in all dams on the Farniny- Ion River, between the town of Pennington aud tho month of sald river, in which there is not or shall not he a sufficient slu,ce or ocen- | ing tor the passage of fish, there shall be, in aproper place, an apron constructed of proper materials ai least for'y fec, in width extend. cd from depressed part of :he top of such