P0SbEic Statute L09gs, PAssRp MAY SESSION, le4l.
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preSent0ttUes SD GeHeT@ Assee0ty convened, That award of arbtrators hereafter made purporng to de- eide the right title in, boundary Of any real es. tate, shall Dc admissible evidence for the proOi of such right tte oE boundary, unless the submission of and seals, attested by two witnesses and acknowl- edged before magistrate, oe other proper officer, in the manner required by law for the acknowledgement of deeds; nor unless such award be in writing and under the hands and seals of lhe arbitrators.

 Sec. ?. Every such submission and award shall be recorded at length by the register town clerk of the town where such real estate lies, and shall not be ac- counted good and eectua against any person or per- less recorded as aforesaid,

 Sec 3 This act shall not he % construed as to ra- ty or ima of in any way affect any aWsr1 s9 aere totoTe made. Approved, May 70 AoAA'

 An Act for the regulation of Pedlars;v

 Section l. Be tt enacted by the Scn0te and HO.SS M any person going from house to house. either on loot or o,kerwse carving to sell or exposing to sale, any 0oode wares or merchandise which are the growth or

 manufacture of any foreign country, or any si, goods excepting only sewlng SIX, cOt1On snu len ehreads. woolen yarn and stockings. knit from such shread or yarn, when are tne grown, I pfToGcea pa '"

 Sec. 9 Any person who shall be pedar without having license therefor agreeable to the provisions of this act, shall forfeit and pay sum not eXceedng one hundred dollars, nor less than fifty dollars, one half to him who shall therefor and prosecute hls suit to effect, and the other half to the Treasury ot

 Sec. g. Every pedlar shall pay for his license if for twelve dollars, if for .hree months seven dollars to- of the court for administering the oath and making out the license, as hereinafter provided:

 Sec 1. Such licenses shall be in the following form, o,s 0 .hs Ss9nsssh hereby B. to be pediar within this State for from this date Given under my & hand n; ,hS day yoSr, Si

 Sec 5. Any person applying for license, shall pro- duce and deliver such clerk of the county courf county that the person applying is known to such justices of the peace, and that he is o good moral character and he shall also make oath that he IS the person named in such certificate, which oath such clerk is hereby authorized to administer and endorse upon said certificate and said clerk receiving sad certificate. and the payment of the entry and clerks fees as heretofore provided shall dever 10 ne person applying, license for the term o time tor winch payment shall have been made as aforesaid. All cer' tcates so received by said clerk shall be 6y nm re- taned and kept on file, and said clerks shall be allow ed commission of five per cent: on the amount ot duty by them received as aforesaid. .

 Sec. 6. It any person shall counterfeit any license so any Pedlar, or shall alter any license granted as terfe cense he shall be on conviction thereof con. fined at hard labor in the state prison for term not less than two years, nor more than five years.

 See Every pediar whG shall o,er on tos sas n tG hs state, for the sale of which license is by this act re- qured, shah when thereto required by any lushce of the G failure so to dc shall forfe, and pay to the Treasury of such OTn the sum If ssn $oars nd he in rce from and after the first day of September next.

 Approved, June 10, ls4l.

 Ar Ac. ;, .5j;.;o q. . o. .,,;,lod an ,ct concerp-

 ing Schools

 Sec. l. Be t enacted 6y ths Senate and House e Re. Prese:satiues, in General Assembly conUened, That ced and held St nSee mittee of the school society to which such district belongs, on the written application of any five resi-. pay Sna neee eed a cify the objects of such meeting and shall bs duly to the holding of the same.

 secs: If there is or shall at any time be school district in which no newspaper is published, and there be district school house sign post there in, and no other place of putting up notice or mode of giving notice has been designated by such district, she committee of the school society," to which such district belongs, may determine and direct at what place or places, the notice calling meeting of such district shall be put up or in what other mode the

 Sec 3 This act shall take effect from the passage thereof Approved, May II, ls41. An Act concerning Burying Grounds and places of

 Sepulture.

 prsssoai;ves ;n Genersl w "A Isse".Sv sonysned That liberty be and hereby is granted to any individuals in any town in this sate to associate for the purpose of procuring and establishing burying ground, or place of sepulture, and being so associated, they shall, complying with the provisions of this act. be considered body polite and corporate may choose president and other officers may enact by for the ars n 3t such pei the observance thereof by suitable penalties may sue and be sued, and do all acts necessary and proper for the well ordering of the affairs of such pOration. Provided, however, that before any such association shall be entitled to the privilege of this act, they shall lodge with the Secretary of this state

 copy Of their articles of association, and they shall also cause the same be recorded in the records of ted. ' '' 'O'''N '''

 Sec. 2. Whenever any part of such buryng ground shall have been designated and appropriated by the propretors thereof as the burying place of any par tcplar person or family the same shall not be liable to be taken disposed of by any warrant or execu ton, for any tax debt whatever Ior shall the same be liable to be sold to satisfy the demands of credi- tors where the estate of such owner shall be insol- vent. Approved, June 7, lS4l. An Act in addition to an act entitled an act for the

 settlement of estates, testate intesate, and nsol

 Be M enacted by the Senate and House of Represens tiUes General Assembly, concerned, That whenever it shall appear to the Court of Probate in which the estate of any deceased person shall be in of settlement, that such estate consists wholly of per sonal property, and that after setting out to the wd. ow of said deceased, any there be- such necessary household furniture and other goods by law exempt ed from execution and such allowance for the sun port of the widow and family of said deceased as said court of probate shall consider proper the resi- due ot said estate will not be than sufficient to pay and satisfy the debts and taxes against said de- ceased, due this state the funeral charges and the expenses of the last sickness of said deceased with the charges of settling said estate, said court of pro- bate may order notice given to all persons interested