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BY DUNLOP, MoScuEE A Co, A


A tCIgON SsLE or VALUABLE PLOIR
"a MILLING PROPERTY IN TIE CItY CF PETERSBURG -
On THURSDAY the 18th March next IL o'cock NJ en- the
premises az previously sold pyat,y) iha sell AZ auction
the yauA- well Flour MIL allied the sCity MILLS,
situated AppomatoS river IN the city Petersburg Tie
building Is Of br ok portion 5SiJ other COX
feet having ors, and pair Bus nearly ne~ 1he
lately been thoroughly repaired $40 10
$4,000 with iron shalting and gearing Throughout with all
the nee cuery 81 e latest p-0vemets ali IN good
order and capt & making go bbs per dsy lat
Is the dam repaired and partly new The water
wheel, are good order, with Improved Turbine Whre
Viii works admirably There Is an abu dance a lard he'd
10 the NIL extend the bulldogs siz which
quired Tf-rr GOOD site Tor Corn SI and good family
residence che mler dweing) The NIL Insured Tor $4,000
partly In the Mutual Office
crops o. wheat raised 10 The country trading Petersburg
are so rapidly easrg that the mills now here are
loadequate them hence Guauty shipped
abroad Theref re- persons Wishing engage ia the milling
n such opportunity Tor profitable rarely
occurs.
TssusOne-fourh months credit tie temaang
one two audthee years credit with Interest added IN
negotiable nctes and deed Trs, the property 10
their payment
Possession given immediately.
For further Information apply ITO
JOSEPH b. DUNN,
Executor 90 J. Bragg, decreased.
mao 80. Aurt
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TBLEGRANhs.
CnNGRrSsInNAI


WASHINGTON, March 7.-SsNArE-Mr Sumner submit
ted resolution nsructinr the Judiciary Committee to
inquire INTO The eSPedieney Of revising the national Stat
a o'u was pissed making appropriation TO carry in
10 effect the iudian treaties in Oregon and Washington
Territories.
MT browns resolutions and the Military Academy bill
we're postponed. Adjourned
hoUSA-AcSt OF the members were absent on visit
TO Mount ernon. Only few remained The debate
general
Ar. an Wick made an offensive ant-savery speech,
asserting That slaves burnt the stake in the South
lie spoke coutemptuOusy of Southern courage.
Mr. DAVIS OF Mississippi said he could test Southern
courage he would leave the limits Of the District OF
Columbia for short time. Adjourned.
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fnnCASES TsO0rs. ssy0RS& HATS Auition
WV On WEDNESDAY lith aaEc We viii eel at 10 o'clock
auction GO Cases Boots, Shoes end Straw Goods All
fresh and s-a-ouabi- goods.
TERNuer 100 cash. SiOO and % days credit or APP
proved p1prr }. a q. b. DAVENPORT.
fe25 Auctioneers
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Cows Az LAseE-We agaio, on behalf Of numerous
,111--aats, invoke the City Council 20 30 soa..iar
.-uavof preventing COWS from going go large ia tLe
street., Of ttsc city "a, A hours OF tbe jav or night lu
,s daytime thew cause constant apprehension 90 ladies
ST. children ryouauSiiug the streets, and TO night
tas below l..oriautv, invade gardens, aHl ob,-ruc
--stl--lccvav- 20 the great danger Of ho--cmeu or
7s-0.s ri fling u vehicles There Is no JUS .icat.ou for
aa ,,ae aloaed 90 the owners Of COWS and the pryi-
a.ss they uov erioy should Dee materially restricted.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR MARC . 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS 4 co, Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

The Managers cal TIE 0snto of he pulc % ne os0igg
Splendid Schemes o be drricH iq WHMg toH DsifaGrs
BYST1 TIL 4 UTYORITT
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NM foEE March COTTON yaut sales 4C0J bales Upland
Nli 81, 3. Flour Arm Soutlc advanced five no quota
lions wheat buoyaut Western white Corn f7m al .ya,c
Pork heavy uev Is - So, prime II - Lard heavy at
i" l whisky mere active. heavy. Tupentine aud
K1,iI dau latter las q l62 Rice duu.
bALlauEa March % Flour usm, and sales Howard street
held 20 MLeat active huoysut ami higher white a5a g.
r-j Goal a. Corn steady, but active white ,ia,S yellow
a5 Pork hm mess IS prime IA ;Oat Bacon sides 10 cts
Wlikv zSt t.t
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INfMENSr rIRE

NEW loE1, March by an arrival from Barbados
We learn that terrible couf,gration occurred the
ism February at Bridgetowu. A large portion OF the
town was destroyed together with immense amount
OF merchandise. The loss is estimated At - 100000.
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EMORY AND RENRY COLLEGE.

y
TEIHE Spring % Institution will BEGIN the 10Th Of
January next and continue until the Oh Of June following 49,
PAYABLE In advance VIII the entire for tuition boCrd
J4si contingent Zee For further information address
del6-.m T. l.. WILEY, Prest, Emory p. o, Va.
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mARENRED HEADS!
Hundreds ohesis hair ruined by ofJeletecus dyes
for which no scientific authority Is responsible.
CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE
presents highest scientific credentials has
anal, by pr Clifton who sands At the head EV
pernenA Chemists and he hs certificate that nothing
injurious enters into Is composition. This
UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL
added the wesnowu fac hti is the most reliable the
natural dye manufactured have given Immense pres
tge and the sales running Up from month month"; with
rspy thS; severely he energies auI Of the pro-
preior.
sold everywhere and applied by s Hair Dressrs CRIsrA-
NJ, 4 Al, Hama = N,rk
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GUINNESS DUBLEN STOUT.

WE arc now receiving further supply the above celebrated
w NAL; liquor. This Porter is breWed by Messrs Arthur
Guinness Son Co.. OF Dublin and the trade be certain Of
receiving the true aud unadgeratcd article Its
agreeable and fres from the bitter and unpleasant taste Of com
NON London Porter l. highly recommended by physicians for
It's purity aud3r It's wholesome and nshelug properties
r5hG-;iv l. &. h. DAVENPORT
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UPON MrN1rn

Nav ORLEANS, March 6-Adyices frCm Northern
Mexico reports that Cara seeking American aid for
Jlarez and that Niramoa has ordered C0rtcnas to
hold cut I'LL March when he would receive reinforce
mauts
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
GRAND CAPITAL PREZE $4,000.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or DELAWARE,

To be drawn In Wilmington, Del, Saturday March g. 1854
sCuFNE.
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The MARKETS.

NEW LINE or STEAMERS.
BosroN, March The steamer City Of New York. the
poueer o; the new line, sails for Norfolk to-day.
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AUCTION SAL vs..
THIS DAY.

TEs Under soO cash sioj a5d ~ morh, ,i sp.
proved papers. a O. o. DA1ESP-kT.
/ mhJ-t Auct
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TENHE BRIGGS PATENT PIANO-Thc best eNistlngln
sustained passages the vocal effect OF Mr.. briggs patent
wonderful, ring with smooth leicacy perfectly unaaina
Die on any other lnsjrumen'.-.N D. Times
For sale at p. H. TAYL0R'S Music Store,
f.0f fs- Moi
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PARKE POINDEXTER,
ATTOR- ET ar LAW,
R.CbNoso, Va.
WIN practice IN The city Of Richmond and In the counties Of Ches
terseld, Powhatan and Amelia
" Once Isles Building Of AsIr End l4th strees
m 2i-ly
II l.. BROOKE has resumed the practice OF Law In the
III. city OF Richmond
onee 10 Bel,ln. building, l2h, fronting Bank street.
Is2e-u
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Who will, at any tlmC furnish all necessary informa
gard TO the property either In person or by letter
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& LUDOLFR, MANI
PIANO EXTRAORDINARY.

stock ofFSos vas never better aad @s ss1,s
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IRASBURGH VERMONT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2l 1860

ent shall be within reach Of process
in this state, and not afterwards.
SEC. ?. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved November ,. 1860.
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No. 18.-An act in amendment Of an
act entitled an act authorizing the
appointment of special constabIes," ="
approved November Is, 1856.
His hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Section one of an act entitled
" an act authorizing the appointment of
special constables, approved November
IS, 1856, shall be amended SO as to read
as follows:
Whenever, in the opinion of the select
men of any town, it shall be necessary 70
appoint special constables in such town
for the preservation of peace and good
order, or to promote the security of life
and property therein, such selectmen
shall have power, by writing under their
hands, to appoint such special constables
as they shall deem necessary, who shall
hold their offices for the space of three
months next after their appointment, un-
less sooner discharged by the selectmen
Approved November 81, 1860.
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Approved November 26, 1860.

No 13.-An act relating to depositions.
II IS hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. When any judge Of the su-
preme court of this state is going out oI
the county in which he resides, for the
purpose of performing his official duties
not 10 return before the time of trial, hi:
deposition, taken in the manner provided
by law, shall be admitted as evidence ii
any civil cause for which it shall be taken
SEC. 2. This act shall take effec
from its passage.
Approved November 81. 1860.
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No. 16.-An act in addition TO chapter
twenty-eight of the compiled stat
utes, relating to actions on penal bonds.
Il IS hereby enacted, sc.
SEC. l. Whenever service of process
cannot be made upon any person, liable
as sheriff or high baihf, for some official
misconduct, neglect or default, or by rea-
son of the removal of such person from
the state, leaving no ksown or attachable
property therein, aa action of debt or
seire faciss may be brought, by the party
entitled thereto, directly upon the recog-
nisance of such sheriff or high Aailiff and
his sureties, without first bringing suit
against such sheriff or high bailif
SEC. ?. In such case, the sureties
may make any defense and take any adj
vantage in such action which their prin-
cipal might by law have taken if the suit
had been against him directly for such
misconduct, neglect or default; Promded,
that this act shall not apply to any cause
of action already accrued, or any miscon-
duct, neglect or default of any sheriff or
high bailiff now existing.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved November ?, 1860.
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No. 17.-An act in addition to an act
approved November Is, 1856, author
ising persons owning machinery to
mortgage the same.
Il is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Machinery attached to or
used in any shop, mill, printing Office or
factory, may be hereafter mortgaged by
deed executed, acknowledged and record
ed in the same manner as deeds of real
estate; and when so executed, acknowl-
edged and recorded, shall have the same
effect.
SEC. 2. Mortgages of such machine
ry may be assigned, discharged or fore
closed in the same manner as is provided
by law for the assignment, discharge OF
foreclosure of mortgages of real estate.
SEC. 3. All acis and parts of acts
inconsistent with this act are hereby re.
pealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved November 90, 1860.
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Nc. 34-An act relating 10 the grand lisi
II is hereby enacted, Sc.
SEC. /. Ia the appraisal of real es-
tate by listers. As provided IN an act ea-
titled an act relating 10 ,ho grand hs.-
approved November &, 1888, the listers
shall have reference 10 the yalae of saeh
real estate On the first day Of April q
the year 10 which such appraisal shalt BE-
made.
SIC. :. 10 addition to the abslraei Of
Z the appraisal certified BY the listers q
the several towns, required By section
thirty ol said set, 10 ha seat 90 the house
f Of representative, i shall also be lba
daly 81 tie chairman Of ths eouyentioa d
listers Of tho several towns 10 each cegn
y foF equalizing the appraisal Of rea
estate, ia each year ot kuea appraisal
10 send or eaasa Is u delivered 10 tal
clerk If tbu house If representative
ca or beiore the aeeond Thursday oi De
tebeF. next after such appraisal, an ab
araei q alea appi Aisal ia each G0wn q
sach eaaugy, tbereiu distinguishing be
tween farming lands and glissf real es
tate, a. provided in seetign tweniy o
sad ast. With tha susgaal u lbe sppfiI
sal oi each of said tso classes Of raj e
laie mentioned IL said section tnefit5
! separately, aigh ihs number of acres g
each 81 sad two elAasess respectively
ID giie respective taens, laseibsf uitA th'
3olaes Vi aasl e9usEBtlsa a3d ssaeh als6'
aioas la Tbs apprAssai e saeh sauys.li ls'
shall have male. al daily certified 3
saeb ehsirman
I Sec. 3. The lass = tils state aba
aoB ba ~ ranafasi A. 70 skemFi fEpi
I saxalsaB aay real estate oanea bg g
s aetefal toaaa. ASA assd ~ sad laNas .
z town fasms g. snpfs9Fsias thssf lsloa-
sEo. 1. aseElaa ana - aa s1t 50
4 lied 80 vs. Ia fsialaa 30 ilss ehssi
alsefsHf lskgegs yallAlless "a seal esia
- ayesaeias and ssiaalssieg eetnasiste
sd fsfs q oath, mpPsoys4 @ggtEsa
fIs Isss Is s.res8 gepsaiat
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No. 33.--An act to amend an act entitled
an act relating to the grand list,
approved November Ia, 1855.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. The exception relating to
the time and place Of meeting for the
listers in the county of Chitlendeu, and
for the listers in the county Of Benuing-
ton. contained in section thirty Of an ACT
entitled an act relating % the grand
Iist," approved November IA, 1855, is
hereby repealed.
SIC. ?. The place Of meeting fer
the listers in the county Of Chilfendeu
aud for the listers ia the county of Ben.
ninsiou, for the purposes and at the time'
contemplated in said section thirty shal
be the town bali In BurHngton for th'
listers 10 the county Of Chluenden, ans
/ the town bail IN Arlington for che lister
! ia the county Of Bennington.
Approved November II, 1860.
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No. l4.-An act in relation to justices
of the peace.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. ]. Justices Of the peace are
hereby authorized and empowered to
sign all citations returaable to the county
court, in the county in which they reside,
which are attached to petitions addressed
TO the county court, asking for the ap-
pointment Of commissioners to lay out,
alter or discontinue any highway, or
which may be addressed to said couri
relative to highways 10 any manner what
ever.
SEC. 2. This act shall take eifect
from its passage.
Approved November 9, 1880.
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Approved November 20, 1850.

No. 32.-An act relating 10 the grand list,
IL IS hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. !. The state faxes voted In the
year 1860, shall be assessed upon the list
composed Of the appraisal Of real estate
for the year 1860, together with the list
of the personal estate Of the year 1860
SIC. =. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved November 20, 1850.
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No. 15.--An act defining the time with
in which prosecutions shall be com
menced under an act entitled aa act
to prohibit and abate nuisances," ap-
proved November Ia. 1858.
his hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. All prosecutions founded on
an act entitled 81 an act to prohibit and
abats nuisances," approved November
IS, A. ID. 1853, shall be commenced
within three months from The time of the
incurring Of the penalty, Il The respond
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No. 19.-An act relating to elections.
L is hereby enacted &c.


It is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. In each year when the cleo
tion of president aud vice president OF
the United States is to take place, the
first constables, and in case of their neg
lect, the town clerks, and in case of the
neglect of both, either of the selectmen
of the respective towns in this state, shall
set up a notification at the usual place Of
warning freeman's meeting, at least six
days before the Tuesday next after the
first Monday in November in such year,
warning the freemen of such town to
meet on the Tuesday next after the first
Monday in November at tie same place
and the same time of the day Of holding
the next preceding freeman's meeting in
such town, for the purpose OF electing
such number Of electors Of president
and vice president of the United States
as this state may at such time be entitled
J to: Provided, that any meeting OF the
freemen OF any town IN THIS state holder
in the year A. d. 1860, for the purpose
Of eleeting electors Of president and vice
president Of the United States, shall b,
legal il warned and holden in aecordane'
) with the provision of the compiled stat
utes.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect f.ou
E its passage.
} Approved October 20, 1850.
!. No. 20.-An act relating to chapter On
4 Of the compiled statutes entiile
: " elections
/, Ria hereby enacted, &c.
r SEC. /. Chapter one Of the compile
Z statutes shall be so construed as 10 CIV
: the right Of any person who Is leg
voter in this state, for state officers 40
4 electors Of president and vice presiden
to vote ia any iown within this state
and for representative TO congress, in az
town in the congressional district IN whic
= be resides for county officers, IN 81
l. town 10 The county IN which be resides
Ct for judges Of probate, in any town
p the district in which be resides.
SEC. 2. II any person shall vote &
any Of the above named officers when
% Is not = legal voter faF such officers,
"a shah vote Al any eleeiion f0T any of 50
sr ofIicera 10 more than one lown, be shs
d be- Liable 70 al the psaallies TOW pF
se scribed for such Illegal voting.
D. approved Noyember ~, 1850.
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Approved November %, 1860.

No. 37.-An SCI 10 addition to chapter
sixty-seven of,the complied statutes,
relating 20 divorce.
Il is hereby enacted, &c.
SEc J. The supreme court upon
granting % a woman a divorce from tho
ba4l Of mairiuony may, unless good
cause Is shown 1o tie contrary, by their
order to chat effect, allow her 10 resume
her maiden name, or the name og any
/ former husband.
Approved November Is, 1860.
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No. 6.-An act providing for certificates
Of qualifications to town superintend-
ents of common schools, teaching such
schools,
u is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Wherever any superintend-
ent of common schools in any town de-
sires certificate of his qualifications for
teaching district school in the town
where he resides, he may make applica-
ton for the same to the superintendent
of schools of any adjoining town, who
shall examine such applicant in relation
to his qualification therefor, and if found
satisfactory may give his certificate tc
said applicant in due form of law, which
certificate shall be valid for one yeal
from the date thereof, in the town where
said applicant resides.
SEC. 2. This act shall take efec
from its passage.
Approved November 26, 1860.
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No. 3l.--An net Ia amendment ot section thirty
two of an act entitled " An act relating % iAe
grand list, approved November l4, 1850.
II is hereby enacted, SC.
Sec. 2. Section thirty two cf au ac; entitled
" An act relating 60 the grand list. approved
November II. 1886, shall be amended 60 as %
road as follows
The listers in the several towns shall complete
and return their grand list on the years 1f ap-
pra!sal on on before tlie fifteenth day VI Deccm-
Der, 70 the town clerks gf their respective towns.
See. >. This act shall take effect from rs pas
sage.
Approved November o. 1850.
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No. 7.-An act in alteration Of an act
relating to the judiciary, approved
November 81, 1859.
Ii is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Section third of an act ap-
proved November 2I, 1859, and entitled
" an act in alteration of an act relating
to the Judiciary" approved November
II, 1857, is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. The supreme court may ap-
point one general term of said court, for
the argument and decision OF causes, to
be holden in each year at such time and
place as may in their judgement be
most convenient for that purpose; and
causes on the docket of said court in the
several counties may be ordered to be
heard at such general term: Provided,
that no cause shall be so ordered except
in the discretion of said court upon speci-
al cause shown, or on the consent of par
| ties.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved November 26, 1860.
No. 8.-An act relating to the supreme
! court.
Il is hereby enacted, Gce.
! SEC. 1. That whenever il shall so
happen that any three of the judges Of
the supreme court are disqualified from
sitting in the trial of any cause pending
in said court, by reason Of interest, OF
having been of counsel, OF by reason ol
relation TO one Of the parties, the judge
who tried said cause in the court below
whether at law or in chancery, may sit or
the trial Of said cause in the suprems
court, and the same may be heard anC
! determined by majority of the judges
r who may so sit in the trial Of said cause
? Approved November %. 1860.
= No. 9.-An act relating to trustee proc
! ess.
: Ii IS hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. No fire insurance compan,
) shall be liable on trustee process, on ae
E count Of any sum due from such eompa
D ny in consequence Of loss by fire, Of an,
: property exempt from attachment an
execution by the laws Of this state.
el SEC. 2. This act shall take effec
e from its passage.
y Approved October 80, 1860.
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No. 9.-An act relating to trustee pro,

No. Io.-An &C, 70 amend the fourth
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Ne. 38.-Au act in addition to chapter
twcnty-six Of the compiled statutes,
relating 20 railroads.
It IS hereby enacted, &e.
SIC. ] Ii any person shall be- found
Ia OF upon any passenger car running on
any railroad Ia tAis state, having entered
thereoa without permission Of the con-
daei9r of the train, or Of some person
aMbor zed ta give such permlasi sion, and
shall refuse % pay bis or her fare, IL
thaH be lawful i9r the conductor and ser
wants of Toe railroad corporation 10 re-
move such psrson from The cars Al or near
/ any staiion. Uf upon any part Of said rail-
rod near 20 Of 10 sight Of any dwelling
hause, causing the train 70 be stopped
+ 6gr that purpose and such conductor
aul servants may sinpl0y sufficient ioree
Is fleeg uel rem9s al.
sEe. 2. This act sisail take effect
from lts passage.
Approved November g, 1890.
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Approved November 26, 1860.

No. 5.-An act providing for distributing
portion of public money to union
districts.
Il is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. The several union districts
in this state, in the distribution of the
public school money, by the several towns
in which such union districts may be sit
uated as to that part which is to be dis
tributed for attendance of scholars, shall
be accounted as common school district
and shall receive a proportionate share
of the public school money, under the
same regulations and conditions that are
provided for common school districts.
ProUided. That nothing in this act
shall be construed as affecting, in any
way, the provisions of " an act to enlarge
the powers of the Montpelier Union Dis
trict," approved November 81, 1859.
Approved November p, 1860.