Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-12-10
No "a. AN ACT in addition to Chapter
Forty-fve of the Compiled Statutes.
IL is hereby enacfed 3C.

No. "a. AN ACT in addition to Chapter
Forty-fve of the Compiled Statutes
IL is hereby enacted 5c.
SEC. |. In addition to the articles now
exempt from attachment and levy of execu-
ton named in chapter forty-fve Of the Com
piled Statutes. shall be included live poultry
not exceeding in amount or value the sum Of
ten dollars, shall be hereafter exempt.
SIC Z. This act shall take effect from
its Passage.
Approved, November %, 1858.
No. 25.-AN ACT in addition to an act re-
lating to uniformed militia companies, APP
proved October %, 1857.
hw hereby enacted, DC.
Sec. l. Non-commissioncd officers and
privates of uniformed Militia COMPANIES, or
ganized and existing in this State, shall be
discharged from the company to which they
belong, by removal from the town in which
said company is Organized, Provided such
person 50 removing shall deliver to the clerk
ofsuch company a written notice that he
wishes to withdraw from such company,
and shall pay all sums due such company,
whether for fines, penalties, or taxes imposed
by said company ut the time Ur salo r6mov-
Sec. =. Inls act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. %, 1858.
No. 26.-AN ACT relating to stocks in cor
porations without this State.
N's hereby enacted dc.
SEC. l. That stocks in banking and other
corporations without this State, actually
owned by citizens of, and residents of this
State, which are taxable and are actually
taxed in the State where the corporation is
located, shall not be liable to be taxed in this
State.
SEC 2. All acts and parts of acts incon-
sistent with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved November %, 1853.
No. q. AN ACT in amendment Of chapter
one hundred and sixteen Of the Compiled
statutes entitled salaries and fees"
II is hercJy enacted, dc.
Sec. l. The annual salary of each Judge
of the Supreme Court shall be eighteen hun
dred dollars and it shall not be lawful for
any Judge of the Supreme Court to demand
or receive any fees for official services by him
performed either as Judge or Chancellor.
Sec. 2. An act relating to salaries of
Judges of the Supreme Court, approved No
vembcr II, A. D. 1854, is hereby repealed
SEC 8. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov. %, 1858.
90 Az ,crc A., .,;.e. g -
in cases therein mentioned.
D;s be,el, ,noc,,d ac
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or corporations shall be summoned as the
trustee of any debtor to appear before any
court in this State and make disclosure Of
any goous' chatteis' ri9ht OF circuits "h'ch
eucl trustee may nave III h,' HaruS " Pus-
session neioh2'hS 10 s"cl ueo'or' anu s',all ~
uePr,Veu Oh ms Jay IN soch c2uI. ny iir"u, w.
acciaeno acc or ihls'aNe, ne iny muNg ttilen ~
.i .no premises oi "PPiiT"'''n " Po'i'io' "
the county court IN the same manner ana ana
'.;I"J ~ S,,.io ~. III" P'0
'iaeu S 'o1 p'ISlIs 20 sucli SUM- .h,u
bo Jonrivod of hin aroaI ',i' i, % onr caso ,rbara
he is So summoned ns tho trHstoe of INV
debtor bv tranJ accident or ,nistokc La NAV
onrI,, to rho conn+, corrt L,, ,nt;t;on c,r rc.
lief, and such relief shall bo granted, and
under the same restrictions as IS toy law pro
'lueu ior uhG parties u Suci sun:
DEC o lhiS act snail taAe eA9ct from IT'S
passage. 40 ,y=o
approved November 20 1000
No. 20. AN ACT in addition to Chapter
twenty-one of the Compiled Statutes, en-
titled obstruction to the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind"
His hereJv enacted. DC.
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