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An Act concerning executions. 1832 130 (1832)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsfl0103 and id is 1 raw text is: l1110 No. 84. An 'ACT to amend an act to impose a tax on lWawverb and ela lars in this Territory. Be it enacted by the Governbr and Legislative Council of tha Is) on haw. Territory of Florida, ihat upon granting a license to any Hawk. kers and pedb er br Pedlar in thiN Territory, as provided for in the first and st:- ars,. cond sections of the act above referred to, the said Pedlar shafl pay the sum of one hundred dollars, together with the fee allow-' ed to the clerk for granting the same. See. 2. Be it fuither enacted, That it is hereby niado the Duty ofjusti- duty of all justices of the peace, and other officers of this Teri. V in elia- ritory. to inform against and apprehend all persons offending aV tios to. gainst this law, or the law to which this .s an amendment. Passed Feb.'10, 1832. REJECTED Feb. 11, 1832. Reconsidcred and passed by the requisite majority of the Counc l February 11, 1832. No. 85. An act concerning execations. Executions Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Council ofrthe when returns- Territory of Florida, That all writs of Execution, shall be re-' able. turable fifty days from the date thereof. Second execu Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That when any execution has: Lions, whenis. b e n issued and returned not satisfied, the party at whose suit sued. it issue, shall have power to take out another execution; and where part of the debt is made, the party may take out execu- tion for the residue. Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That it shall be competent for' Traverses of the plaintiff in an execution, when the return of the Marshal or' offirer, return other offiers, no property found,' to controvert the said return ofnullabona. by tendi ing an issue in these words : the plaintiff saith that while the said ( xecution was in force, there was property of the said defendant in the bailiwick of the said officer, which was subject to said execution, and might have been found by him,. anti upon the said is-ue 'icing tendered as aforesaid in the clerks office, and notice of ten days before the term of the court, to such in'r hal or other officer, it shall be the duty of the said court to try the same by jury, and if they find for plaintiff, the said court shall enter judgment against the said officer to the va- lue of the property which might have been found. Sec. 4. Ite it further enacted, That all writs of fierijaciar', is8,,ied rron the Superior courts f this Territory, shall and may Writs offi. fa. be tixeeuted within the extent of thejurisdiction of thesaid courts wlr, tohcix. 1cued. re.,!vti.ly ; and all writs of fieri factas, issued out or the c41111ty , oiits shall be executed within the said counties respec. tivey; but in casb any fi. fa. issued in one county be returned

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