Year: 1860


Joining town. who shall such applicant in relation his
qualifications therefor and if found satisfactory may give his
certificate said applicant due form of law which certificate
shall valid for year from the date thereof in the town
where said applicant resides


SEC. 3 This act shall take effect from its passage


Approved November 26 1860.
No. IAN ACT IN ALTERATION OF AN ACT RELAT-
ING TO THE JUDICIARY, APPROVED NOVEMBER
is deeby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
SIC Section third of an act approved November 81 1859
and entitled in alteration Of act relating TO the
judiciary approved November H. 1851 is hereby repealed
SEC 2 The supreme may appoint general term of
said for the argument and decision OF causes to be holden
in each year such time and place may in their Judgment
be convenient for that purpose and causes on the docket
of said in the several counties be ordered to be heard
at such general term Prori that shall be ordered
except the discretion of said special cause shown
upon the consent Of parties.


Sc g. This act shah take effect from its passage


Approved November 26, 1860
No SAN ACT RELATING TO THE SUPREME COURT.
hereby eaoc'ed By he Ge1a Asemby Of me State Of
Vermont folors:


the judges of the supreme disqualified from sitting in
the trial Of any pending in said court by of inter
having been Of COUNSEL by Of relationship to
Of the parties the judge who tried said cause in the court
below, whether at law cancey sit the trial of said
in the court and the same may be heard and de
ermned by majority of the judges who may SO SIT in the trial
of said


Approved November %. 1860


No. 9-AN ACT RELATING TO TRUSTEE PROCESS.
is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the state Of
Vermont, as folows


SEC l. No fire insurance company shall be liable
account oany sum due from such company in eone
quence of loss by fire. Of any property exempt from attachment
and execution by the laws of this state.


SEC ? This act shall take effect from its passage.


Approved October 80, 1860


No. 1O.-AN ACT TO AMEND THE FOURTH CLAUSE OF
SECTION SEVEN OF CHAPTER EIGHTY-SEYEN OF
THE COMPILED STATUTES


is here5y eRactd By me Gserai assembly Of The State OF
Vermont, as folotrs


SEC l. That the fourth clause of section OF chapter
egheven Of the compiled statutes be amended as to read
follows


If any person. without license therefor provided in this
shall hereafter keep any ycuapg house. shop cellar,
and shall therein sell any yctua fruit strong beer cider he
shall forfeit and pay penalty the Of the town
where such offence is committed the sum of ten dollars


Approved November 27. 1860
No 11-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF AN ACT ENTI-
tiled AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION THlR-
TY OF CHAPTER THIRTY ONE OF THE COMPILED
STATUTES RELATING TO PROCESS" APPROVED
OCTOBER 2S, 1859.


is hereby acied By the General Assembly Of He State Of
Vermont 5 tOH0WS:


SEC l. The first section of the which this is
amendment, shall be amended to read as follows


Upon such application made by either party to the officer at
achng he shall give notice thereof to all the other parties by
delivering to them or to their attorneys notice. 10y
leaving the the house Of the usual abode of the party
be notified with person of sufficient discretion then resi-
dent therein and if ee is no such person known to such officer
be within this with whom he leave such notice then
he shall leave such notice with the person having the custody of
the property the time attached and if there such
he can eaye such aoce o o;d oesr s@i aava such noaa
in the clerks office in the where such property at
achcd and shall ateSed copies thereof in three public
places in said town. least twenty days prior the sale of the
property attached and shall prepare schedule of the goods
and appoint three dSneresed acquainted with the
ure and value of such property to be 10y such officer to
the faithful discharge of their duty appraisers the and
if said appraisers shall be satisfied that the defendant in such
ton has been informed of the attachment of said property they
shall proceed appraise the provided by law


SEC ?. This act shall take effect from its passage


Approved November 26, 1860
No 12-AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION SEVEN OF
CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN OF THE
COMPILED STATUTES. RELATING TO THE COLLEC-
TION OF FINES, COSTS AND RECOGNlZANCES IN
CRIMINAL GASES,


is hereby enac,ed By The General assembly of he State of
Vermont, tOiolcs


SEC l. The of examination of any person accused of
crime exceeding the jurisdiction of justice of the peace try
and determine and the fees of any attorney employed by
grand juror in such examination other than states attorney
the county where said examination is hedsad attorneys fees
not TO exceed the of five dollars in state prison Offences
three dollars minor oencesmay be certified by said Justice
the auditor said county, who may allow all legal fees
and and attorney fees specified above and the clerk of
the court said county shall draw order for the the
treasurer.


SEC No fees shall be allowed by the court auditor for any
attorney employed by any grand juror specified the first
section of this act unless shall be made appear such
dtor that such attorney employed for the that the
states attorney could have been seasonably obtained


SEC 3. This act shall take effect from its passage.


Approved November 26, 1860


No. 18-AN ACT RELATING TO DISPOSITIONS.


is hereby wactd By the General assembly Of The State of
Vermont, foH0Ws:


SEC When any Judge of the supreme of this state
going of the county which he resides for the purpose of
performing his official duties return before the time of
trial his depositon taken in the provided by law shall
be admitted evidence any civil cause for which shall be
taken.


SEC 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 81 1860.
No. 14.-AN ACT IN RELATION TO JUSTICES OF THE


PEACE.