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An Act in addition to an act concerning fences and common fields.

 Be G enacted by the Senate and House of Represen- tntiues in General Assembly conuened That when any town shall have made bylaw restrain cattle, ny other from going at large,n the highway and any creature intended to be restrained by such provisions of such bylaws and in there of shall enter upon the lands of any person. otherthan the owner of such creatures which lands unnclo- sed, not sufficiently fenced, and do damage thereon the occupier the lands trespassed upon may impound such cattle other creatures if taken upon said lands, may damages in any prop CT action, in the if said lands had been sufficiently fenced.

 EBENEZER YOUNG, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JOHN $. PETERS,

 Speaker of the Senate. May 18, 1827-Approved. GIDEON TONILINSON.