The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-12-08

WIN INC foregoing section are hereby ror,alod
sage ''''i i"'n us pas
Approved NOV. 9, 1865
An act IN amendment " section f,rty.to, ~
chaptcr one hundred and twcnt,-.ix Of tho
'rui,.Iad statutes in relation to the Fees of
II is hcrejy eaaefc1 De-
SC. J. The fees Of town clerks for recording
'ac,i llt-cialin. warranty or mortgage decd in
Giudl9s the certificate Shall be fifty cents. and
, ,"i en "'hef recording and copying, ten cents
SEC 2 So much Of section forty-tso ~ chap
yer one hundred and twonty-six ~ the General
statutes Is is inconsistent with the provision of
THIS act is hereby repealed
SIC. 3. This act shall take ofe # fro,, IL.
passage.
AEroycdNov l. 1855.
An act toaincnd sc zion twoof chartcr seventeen
.i the General statutes, IN relation 90 Tees Of
school District Clcris.
" IS hefe5g e40cfff dc.
HLe. j. Section two of chapter seventeenth
hereby $50 amended MS to read as follows. The
clerks IA the several school districts in each
Town. slall, annually. in the month Of February
ascertain FROM actual inquiry or otherwise, all
births and deaths which have happened IN their
'~p ctlVc districts, during the vour ucXt pre-
cadlug the first day of January. together With
such facts concerning the births and deaths as
are required by the preceding section of this
chapter, and shall make an accurate return
thereof TO the town clcrk of the town in which
such school district is situated. ON or before the
FIRST day Of March; and the district ciclk or 9TH
or person on persons authorized to- perform his
duties and make snch returns, shall he entitled
90 foeelve from the treasury n such town, ten
cents for each and every birth and death so re-
turned. Aud the solcctmcu of ihc several towns
shall draw orders on thc treasurer Of their res
pcetlVc towns fer the payment thereof. % the
.N.. mi N.N.H AL . d D. .HN
loct on refuse to mako the retnrn- requircd by
tis section De shall Doe liable tn a fine of not less
than i've dollars for each neglect or refusal
src. 3 This act shall take eiiect from it,
passage.
Approved Noy. @. 1868,
An act regulating fees Of Justie =,
u IS hert3U ctqc'ed &c.
SIC The fees for Justices 81 the peace shall
lc for each action tired, one dollar. and If iy u-
suit. default or culesson, fits cents; for record
ing each Judgment. Twenty-Five cents.
src- ,. This act shah take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. s, 1865
An act to amend chapter twenty, section thirty
eight, of the General Statute. relating to
compensation t4 Zoe allowed Vermont Asyium
for the Insane
II IS hcresy faacfci. b..
SIC. /. Section thnty-cight Of chapter twenty,
ut the General Statutes shall be amended and
read as follows: Each town shall share n ihc app
preparation made in I'll. preceding section of
this chapter, in proportion 90 the number of It's
insane poor u thr ASYLUM. the expense of trans
porting them at th. rate of eight cents per mile.
on the ~ arost practicnhH route from their res
pectitc rc~i0cnc0 t1 the Asylum. aud the leugth
oi time they have been There, 30 the rate Of two
dollars and twenty-five cents per week. during
the year next preceding the month Of August
annually.
SEC > This act shall take effect from it's
passage.
Approved Ot 27lsG5
An act in amendment Of section two Of chapter
twcnty-tlree of ihe General Statutes, entitled
"uf instruction uf the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
n Is heJfJg es0cft 2 &C.
SIC L. Ih second section of chapter TWEEN
ty-tbrce Of the General Statut IS hcroby
amended to read as follows: a sam not exceed
nag four thals1ud dollars mty he annually
drawn from the treasury Of tins State, by the
Governor, for tho benefit of the deaf and dumb,
aud q euin nnt exceeding thity -iye hundred dol
lars may, a.sa. be drawn ly HIM from the treas
urt. fer the benefit of The hhnd, TO bee appruprl-
atcu agleoahy to the provisions of tins chapter
Approved nov. ., lsel
An act i'm rcation TO Appeals pending in the
Oourt uf Chancry.
+ Is bete5y ca0,fcl, de.
SIC. l. When am appeal SHAH ho taken from
the iiaal decree of any court Of chaucery IN any
cause determined la said court and said cause
shall be Transferred by such appeal and entered
in tine supreme court m pursuance Of SECTIONS
cghtY-tlryc and cightN-iour or chapter twenty
uIlc ai the General Statutes, the supreme court
shall have al tine jurisdiction Of chancellor Of
the court Of chauccry n cause pending M a
court of chnrcy. for making such lnterloc-
utory orders from time tu unc 90 motion anc
notice thereof as tha circumsfl ucrs OBJ tllc case
reader necessary
SIC. D Application Ger such order may be made
TO- and -uuh uIdor may De lla,ie ly said supreme
coms Whom sitting in amy county in TINS state
SEC. p. Mhea an appeal -haI b. taken ~
any cause as described lu section unn ol thi, att
between thc time of taking such appeal and the
first day uf the term ~ the supreme court to
which such appeal shall hc taken, chancell0i
81 the court ~ chancery shall have null Jurisdc-
ton and power ofa court of chancery, for making
ing III such cause al necessary mtcrlocutclN ord
crs on motion and notice thereof notwithstanding
such decree and appeal. And when IN amy cause
ini order Shall be made or proceedings had mder
tll~ section the clerk OF the court If chancury
shall transfer such order and proceedings % the
supreme court, and they shall become part Of
the cause on the hearing in the supreme court.
SEC. !. Whenever IN amy cause IN chenvcIN
a decree shall be- made by any chancellor, which
requires the taking of ar account, an appeal
may be taken from said decree to the supreme
court, and the accounting So required, II ordered
/ by the supreme court shall be postponed until
such cause Is rcmanded from the supreme court.
SEC, 3. This act shall not effect any SUIT no"
! pending.
Approved Nov. o, 1865.
I An act IN relation to appeals in Criminal Cases.
u Is hereb8 enacted, DC.
SIC. !. II the n. -pandcut IN any cause shall
hereafter appeal nom the Judgment on sentence
of any justice OF the peace rendered ~ any cHm-
nal prosecution, the appeal shan suspend tiN
+ Judgment or sentence bus shall not Nacaie the
same; and if neither the prosecuting officers or
the respondent shall enter the case IN the court
To winch the appeal is taken, the said justice
after the Adjournment of the oonrt to which the
appeal Is taken. may issue his warrant ~ dnr
form of law to carry his Judgment INTO effect the
same as if no appeal had been taken.
SIC. ?, The respondent may I'D all cases Whtfe
tho sentence j. for fine and cost only, tender or
pay to tho Justice the fine and cost with interest
at any time after an appeal 10 twelve days before
/ the session of the court - which said cause II
appealed, which sums the Justice shall receive
and enter on his records, which shall be full
satisfaction OF said Judgment.
SIC. 3. II the respondent shat not enter ms
appeal and the Same shall not be entered for az
hrinance, the prosecuting officer may have an
action Of debit in the name of the state, against
/ the bail. upon the rccOgnilance for the appeal
from the Judgment of raid justice, before any
court of competent jurisdiction to Try the same
And the Judgment shall be for such sum as ~
I lust and equitable: which in case the respondent
cannot be found shall be the amount OF me, cost
and interest; and in cast the sentence Was I'M
prisonment, such sum as the court shall adJudge
equitable Provided that Judgment against
the bail aud payment OF tho same shall not re-
lciye the respondent from the sentence OF I'M
prisonment II lac is afterwards approhcnded W
the State.
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