1822 - Edocs
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1822 - Edocs
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ta action of debt<br />
vs. Ex,r. ice. after 5<br />
pears.<br />
Saving.<br />
No writ of error Sec.<br />
iter five vears.<br />
saving".<br />
Appointed by Governor<br />
and hold of-<br />
fice, during hi*<br />
pleasure.<br />
Si<br />
recovered in any court of record, where the penalty incurred<br />
shall exceed twenty dollars, and by warrant, before<br />
a justice of the peace, where the penalty incurred shall<br />
not exceed that sum.<br />
13. Beit further enacted. That, no action of debt shall<br />
be brought against any executor or administrator, or<br />
other person having charge of the estate of a testator or<br />
intestate, upon a judgment obtained against his testator<br />
or intestate, nor shall any scire facias be issued against<br />
any executor or administrator, or other person having<br />
charge of the estate as aforesaid, to revive such judgment<br />
after the expiration of five years from the qualification of<br />
his executor or administrator, or of such other person<br />
having charge of the estate, and all such judgments, after<br />
the expiration of five years, upon which no proceeding<br />
shall have been had, shall be deemed to have been paid<br />
and discharged saving to all persons, non compos mentis,<br />
femes covert, infants, imprisoned, or out of this 1 erritory,<br />
who may have been entitled to the benefit of such<br />
judgment, three years after their several disabilities removed.<br />
14. Be it further enacted. That, no writ of error or supersedias<br />
shall be granted to any judgment of a court oi<br />
lav.-, after the expiration of five years from the time when<br />
such judgment shall have been made final ; saving to all<br />
persons, non compos mentis, infants, femes covert, persons<br />
imprisoned or out of the United States, in the service<br />
thereof, or of this Territory , three years after their several<br />
disabilities removed.<br />
EDMUND LAW,<br />
President of the Legislative Council.<br />
[Approved September \oih <strong>1822</strong>.]<br />
\\M. F. DUVAL,<br />
Governor of the Territory of Forida.<br />
TEST,<br />
ROBERT MITCHELL,<br />
Clerk of the Legislative Council.<br />
AN ACT<br />
Concerning Notaries Public.<br />
1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Counilofthe<br />
Territory of Florida, That, the Governor be, and<br />
he is hereby empowered to appoint so many notaries public,<br />
as to him shall seem necessary, and, upon the death,<br />
removal or resignation of any such notaries public, to<br />
appoint others in his or their room, which said notaries<br />
public shall hold their respective offices during the pleasure<br />
of the Governor, and shall use and exercise such<br />
office of notary public, for such places, and within such
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