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An Act relating to Crimes and Misdemeanors. 1832 63 (1832)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsfl0099 and id is 1 raw text is: not excecd fout worhiag days at a time, or more than eight days. it ot in once yea : Provided -however, that if, at any time, there ho lbe r.quwt ul trees or other ntostructions blown across any public romd, in this der this act. Territory, or from incessant rain, some small bridge or crase- way be washed eway, the overseer of said road be authoridld an 'ho is herehn required, as somi as, may bo oxpedient, to. call out a sufficient number of. the road hands most.eonvenient, and Projiso. proceed to repair or remove said obstnctions, and he shall alitho next geci nl road working, exempt the said hands as nlnny days us they are actually engagcd in making said repairis or removing said obstructions. Sec. 17. And be it further enacted, That all laws militating againstthe true intent and meaning of this act, Ih and the santo Ielg elaiii. arc hereby repealed. ;Passed Feb. 1, 1832. Armrovrd Feb. 10, 183. No. 55. An ACT relating to Crime. and Niadonicanurp. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislativo Colitil of the Territory of Florida, That the Common flaw of Rugland, . in relation to Crimes and Misdemeanors, except so flur as the tditl, same relates to the modes and degree of punishment, be ulRd the same is hereby adopted and declared to b in full force in this Territory. See. 2. Be it further enacted, That any person convicted of d the cirmc of murder, rapQ. or arson, shall be punished wh tnhdcrrap. death. . See. 3. Be it further enacted, That any person convicted of mainslaughter, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one fDsIghc thiousa~nd dollars, or by whippiug,niot exceeding thirty-nine stripes and imprisonment, not exceeding twelve months, at the wisere- tion of the jury, Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That any person convicted of Involuntary itvoluntary inausltughter, shall b puinshed by a fine not ex, lalintaliter. ceeding eight hupdred dollars, or whipping, not exceeding thirty- nine stripes, and imprisonment, not okceeding six zaonhs, at the discretin of the jury. $cc. 5... Bp it fiurther enacted, That any person convicted of Mayhemi and false In prisonment, mayhem, an asault and battery, or an as- assault &c. sault with intvnt to kill, shall be purihed by a fie nlot oxpeed. irg one thousand dollars or imprisonment, not exceeding six month.i, q the discsretion o the jury ; and any person convicted of ii bare assault, shall be punished by a fine not .xceeding one hundred dollars, at the discretion of tlio jury. See. 6. Be it further enactod, That if any porson.shall b

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