The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-12-25

in each county Of tho State, there shsllbe
holden, under the direction of tbe Board
Of Education, by the Secretary Of the
Board, and two or more practical teach-
era, to be appointed by the Board from
the county in which the institute Is holden
an examination Of all,such persons as siiu!l
present themselves, in either or both OF
the courses established as aforesaid. And
said Board are authorized TO give 10 each
person who shall present satisfactory evil
dence Of good moral character, and pass
a thorough examination in the first course,
certificate which shsil entitle the holder
10 the right to teach in the common
schools Of the State, in any part of the
State, for the term of five years from the
date Of such certificate; and to each pef,
son who shall present satisfactory evidence
Of good moral character, and pass thor
ough examination in both Of said courses,
certificate which shall entitle the holder
t the right to teach in the common
schools of the It t., in any part of the
State, Tor the term Of fifteen years from
the date of such certificate. All Of surh
certificates shall be signed by the Secre-
tary of the Board of Education and the
persons conducting the examination under
the direction IF the Board. The Board
shall have authority TO revoke such Ger.
tificates at any time on good cause shown
under such regulations as tho Board shall
establish.
Sec. 3. No pe:s,n shall have tile right
TO teach in any Of the common schools
of the State. after five years from the
passage OF this act, unless such person
shall have such a certificate as provided
for in this act; and all power of town
superintendcnts TO grant certificates is
revoked alter five years from the passage
! OF this act.
Sec. A. Persons appointed by the board
of Education TO make examinations in
connection with the Secretary of the
Board, under section two of this act,shall
receive from the treasury Of the State tie
SUN Of three dollars for each day spcrt
n sucl, examination, TO bc paid On tie
allowance Of the Auditor Of Accounts.
Sec. 5. This act shall take ca'. &
from its passage.
Approved, November Il, lSC6.
An act in amendment Of sections thirty
three and thrty-fve of chapter seventy
two of the General Statutes. 5,
1t is hereby enacted, sc.
Sec. l. Section thirty. .hrcc, Of chapter
seventy Of the General Statutes, is
amended 50 as TO read as follows: - The
probate court may authorize guardians 10
sell part of, or all the lands OF their
wards, a, shall be judged proper, includ-
ing the interest of such warks in the re-
vision Of the dover of widows, or any
other interest in real estate, vested or con-
tingent, belonging to such wards, i'll the
following cases
First. When the personal estate Of
ward is insufficient to pay the expenses Of
maintaining such ward AMI his family, if
he shall have a family, or of educating
the ward, beng minor, as his circun,-
stances may require or justify.
Second. When the personal estate of
ward is insuiii;ient to pay his just debts,
contracted before or subsequent to tho
appointment Of tie guard IN
Third When it shall appear TO the
court that it woull be conducive 10 the
interest of the ward to sell the read estate
or any interest vested or contingent there
in. for The purpose of putting the proceeds
of such sale at interest, or investing it in
stocks or in real estate
Sec. 2 Section ihirty.fiye of said chan
ter is am,nded SO rs to read as follows :
A deed, executed by guardian, of the
lands of his ward, under such order of
sale, shall lie valid and cffectual to all
intents and purposes, 10 convey all the in
tcrest of the ward in such lands either
vested or contingent. ...
Sec 3. This act shall not affect any
suit now pending, and shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, Nov. s, 1866.