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An Act to alter and amend the Militia Laws of this State. 1813 6 (1813.9)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactssc0086 and id is 1 raw text is: ( 6 ) A n ACT to alter and aimend thMc lii Laws E it enacted bP the Sentate and Jmuse of Re- preseta.tives, now met and sitting in gene- ral asscmb/y, and by the authorty of the sane, 0;ouman That the co mmander in chief for the tirac being der i may, in case of invasion or other emergency, when orot e.shall judge it necessary, order out any portion Ce mitiLI. of the militia of this state to march to any part thereof, and continue not more than three months at any one time, and until relieved, for which he shall make tlimely provision ; and likewise mayr, in consequence of an application of the executive of any of the United States on an invasion or in- surrection, or on apprehension of an invasion of such state, at his discretion, order any number of militia, not excecdin'g one thrd part thereof, to such state: Provieded, That the militia which shall be so ordered out of the state, shall not be obliged to continue on duty out of this state more than two months at any one time. And be it [itither e'nactedbU the authority qfore- n said, That in all cases when the militia are ordered Cecs a:nld out by virtue of this act, volunteers and substi- jlo t be tutes shall be accepted in the place of those order- accited. ed out, under the conditions, limitations and re- strictions already established by law. And be itfirt/wr enacted by th authority afore- cs said, That no civil clicer whatsoever, shall on any when to he pretonce, eCeCtCe any proecss (udess fOr treason, executd. -elony or breach of the peace) on any person what- sonver, when such person shall be calkd out into sc, vice, and embod'ed by the executive authority of this state, in pursuance of the directions of this act, or within thirty days after such person shall be discharge i )m the service upon which such person shall be called out, under the penaity of twIty dollars ; and the serviCC of any such pro- cess hal be vold to.all intents and purposes wvhat- soever; and that all suits which may be peinding agmnst such persons, shall stand and be continued

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