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of his office in relation to that estate; and
in case Of such incapacity, and in all
other cases where both the Judge and
register Of any probate district are inca
paeitated for executing the Office Of
Judge in relation to any estate or matter
cognlsable before such court, the first as
sistant judge of the county court for the
county within which such district is
located, shall be vested with all the pow
ers and authority OF such Judge probate,
and shall act in bis place and perform the
duties of his office ProUidsd, that moth
ing in this act shall repeal or in any
manner ageet the third section Of said
act relating to probate courts, passed
November IS, 1854.
Approved Nov. 81, 1859
No. An An Act repeating section
nine of chapter ffty-two of the Com
piled Statutes, relating to the settle
ment of estates.
His hereby enacted, sc.
Sec. 1. Section nine Of chapter fifty
two Of the compiled statutes is hereby
repealed.
Sec, ?. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved November q, 1855.
No. 6.-An Act regulating the duties
and establishing the salaries Of States
Attorneys.
his hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The several states attorneys
in this state shall hereafter receive stated
salaries, payable semi-annuaIly upon the
making OF their returns to the treasurer
of the state, as provided in the third sec
ton of this act, in lieu Of all other fees
and charges.
The annual salaries Of the states at-
tOrneys for the several counties shall be
as follows;
To the states attorney for the county
of Addison, four hundred and fifty dol
lars
To the states attorney for the county
of Bennington, three hundred dollars.
To the states attorney for the county
of Caledonia, three hundred fifty dol
lars.
To the states attorney for the county
Of Chittenden, five hundred dollars.
To the states attorney :or the county
Of Essex. two hundred dollars.
To the states attorney for the county
Of Grand Isle, one hundred dollars.
To the states attorney for the county
of Franklin, five hundred dollars.
4 To the states attorney for the county
of Lamoille, two hundred dollars.
! To the states attorney for the county
Orange, four hundred and fifty dollars.
To the states attorney for the county
of Orleans, three hundred and fifty dol
lars.
To the states attorney for the county
Of Rutland, five hundred ana fay dol
lars.
To the states attorney for the county
of Washington, four hundred and fifty
dollars.
Tothe states attorney for the county
of Windham, four hundred and fifty dol.
lars.
To the states attorney for the county
Of Windsor, five hundred dollars.
i Sec. 2. All damages and costs re-
covered in any suit to which the state !,
+ a party, all fines and costs, and th,
amount of all bounds and recognizance.
to the state taken in any county, shall b,
paid to the county clerk Of such county
and the receipt Of such county clerk shaI
be the only valid discharge tor tb,
amount of such damages, costs, fines
! bonds or reeognizanees or any part
! thereof; and such county clerk shall ac
count for all moneys By him received
under the provisions Of tais sct IA th,
r same manner nov provided by Law 70
) accounting for other moneys belongin,
+ 70 The state, received by such County clerk