Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-03
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CRATER XVIII. An Act relating 10 the Attachment OC Real

rssemsGfiVes. in General Assembly cOnpened: GEc. |. Whenever Rny real estate shall be attached, t shall be the duty of Inc Towa Clerk, in whose office the copy Of tho process by which said real estate is attached is left, 10 record m book kept for that purpose. the names of the party or parties at whose suit said real estate is attached. and also of the party or parties whose estate is so attached, anc the amount Ol damages claimed in the P'aintiG's declaration, together with the de- scription of said attached estate as set forth in the 0f6ceT's return.
 SEc. 9. The Town Clerk making such re- cord shall be entitled to seventeen cents rhefesor, to be paid by inc party at whose suIt sald real estate is attached, aud to be in- Siuded and taxed with the officers fees in said suit.
 Approved June es, 1854.
 CHAPTER XIX.
 An Act relating 10 proceedings in prosecu- lions for FOrcbIe Entries and deiainers. Be t enacted by ihe Senate and House of Rep vesentattUes in General Assembly c0nusned That whenever jury is to be empanellsd Tor the trIal of any prosecution for forcble entry and detaincr, pursuant to the ptovis' ions oi the two hundred and twenty fifth sec ton of "An Act for the regulation of Civil Ac,ions," the jurors to compose such pannel shall be by the officer to whom the venue IS directed, drawn fiom the jury boxes of the towns in the county, in which the trial IS to be had, m the same manner, and shall be summoned In the same manner, as jurors to serve in the Superior and County Courts, and io be drawn and summoned according 10 the provisions of the one hundred and seventh section of said act.
 
 And not more than three jurors shall be so drawn from the Jury box of any one of such towns in such case. But in case sufficient number of the jurors so drawn and summoned and qualified 10 sit in the cause shall not ap pear, the sheriff, deputy sheriff or constable in attendance upon tie court, shall forthwith return a sufficient number of other able and Judicious electors of the county, qualified to 1 act as jurors in the case, 10 fi,l the panncl. Approved June 30, 1854.
 CHAPTER xx. An Act in addition 10 An Act entitled ''oE Savings Banks and Savings Societies" Be tt tnacted by the Senate and House of Rep 1 resemtatiUes, in General Assembly convened: SEC. 1. That every Savings Bank and ] Sovings Society may reserve out of any sur plus earnings. such sums as from time 10 time may be conveniently reserved, not exceeding al any one time the amour. of two and one half per cent. on the amount deposited in said Savings Bank or Society.
 SEC. 9 Al! acts and parts of acts inconsis. !tent herewith are hereby repealed.
 Approved June 29, 1854. CHAPTER XXI. An Act in addition to "An Act concerning
 Communities and Corporations"
 Be t enacted bytse Senate aud House of Rep 'TeseHtatiues, ia General Assembly ccausnsd: That if any person selling any lead, iron, anthracite coal, plaster or any other heavy or bulky articles of merchandise, usually sold by weight, shall upon the request of any pur- chaser of any said lead iron, anthracite coal, plaster, or any other heavy and bulky article, who shall offer 10 pay for the weighing of the same, refuse or decline to have the same weighed by a public wegher in the town where said purchaser resides, the sald person so selling shall forfeit and pay for each refu- sal and neglect as aforesaid the sum of five dollars one half to him who shall sue for and recover inc same, and the other half to tho l treasury of the town where said purchaser 1 resides; ard any person is authorized 10 | bring proper action sor the recovery of sad l property. Approved June 30. 1854.
 CHAPTER XIII. An Act in addition 10 an act entitled "An Act concerning Communities and Corpora Ti0ns."
 Be it eaaetsd6y the Senate and House of Rep sesentatiUes in General Assembly conpened: That all conve, ances of property that have been or shall be made to tine trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church iL this State and to their successors in office according 10 the usases. rules and discipline of said church, shall be good and effectuul in law to convey such property 10 such trustees and their sue cessors in office for the uses and purposes in said conveyances mentioned. Provided, that tie provisions of this acl shall not affect any sui now pending.
 Approved June 30, 1854.
 CHAPTER xxiM An Act in addition to an act entitled "An Act concerning Communities and Corpo. rations."
 Be t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep zsesentatiUes, sn General Assembly conUeaed: SEC. l. Whenever any tuwn ln this State shall, at it's snnnal meeting have neglected 10 sppoint Collector or Collectors of State ar Town Taxes, or whenever said office os | Collector shall have in any way become va.
  deem it expcdient, appon, some proper per- son to execute the duties of such office rro- vided, nothing herein contained shall exone- rate the Sclectmen of such town from exact ing bonds from ihe app,ntee, whe Ie by law i is now required.
 SEC. 2. The provisions of this act shall ex. tend to all towns where said office IS now va. cant.
 SEc. 3. This act shall take effect from and after it's passage.
 Approved June 2s, 1853.
 CHAPTER xxIy.
 An Act in addition to an act entitled "An Act concerning Communities and Corpo- saiious.n
 Bet enacted by the Senaie and House ef Rep yssentaliues, tn General Assembly conpsnel:
 That's certified copy by the Secretary of this State. under the seal thereof, of the c,r. tificaie of the pres,den, and directors of any Joint Stock Corporation, deposited in his of flee for record. Of the purposes for which was formed, the amount nf its capital stock inc atnount actually paid in inc names of th