MILITIA.

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shall be division parades, and shall take place at eight o'clock,
A. M.; and the commanding officer of the first light division

Division
parades.

shall have power to postpone feny of the four parades directed
for said division; the commanding officer of the third division
shall have power to postpone the parade of that division for the
twelfth of September ; and the commanding officer of brigades
in the third division, shall have power to postpone the parades
of May, Jane and October, agreeably to the thirteenth section
of the act of eighteen hundred and twenty-three, chapter one
hundred and eighty-eight

Power to
postpone.

SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That the commanding officer of
each of said divisions, shall, on or before the first day of April
next, and in the month of February in each and every year
thereafter, by general orders to be published in at least three
newspapers, appoint the place of meeting for each of the pa*
rades, directed by this act for their respective divisions.

Officers to
appoint
place of
meeting.

SEC. 10. And be it enacted, That every enrolment of a com-
pany district, or return thereof, and every notification of enrol-
inent, and of the times and places of parades, and of the times
and places of holding the courts of appeal made before the first
day of May next, shall for the year eighteen hundred and
thirty-six, be as valid as if made within the times prescribed by
the eleventh and fourteenth sections of the act of eighteen hun-
dred and twenty- three, chapter one hundred and eighty-eight.

Enrolment
made valid.
Notifica-
tion made
valid.

SEC. 11. And be it enacted, That the fines of all commis-
sioned officers for non-attendance at parades, shall be the same
as provided for by the act of eighteen hundred and twenty*
three, chapter one hundred and eighty-eight; and the fines for
non-commissioned officers, musicians and privates, for non-

Fines of
commis-
sioned
officers.

attendance at parades, shall hereafter be not less than one
dollar, nor more than three dollars, any thing in the act of
assembly to the contrary notwithstanding.
SEC. 12. And be it enacted, That all executions which shall
be issued by any justice of the peace or alderman, for the reco-
very of the fines, under the seventy-ninth section of the act of
eighteen hundred and twenty-three, chapter one hundred and
eighty-eight, shall be issued in the name of the state, for the
use of the first light division, or the third division, as the case

Of non-
commis-
sioned.

Executions.

may be; and before any such execution is issued, the said jus-
tice or alderman shall issue a summons against the party fined,
commanding him to appear before him the said justice of the
peace or alderman, and the said party if appearing and claiming

Justice to
issue sum-
mons.

it, shall have the benefit of appeal to the county court, or of
supersedeas on the judgment against him, as in cases of small
debts, but if the said party appears and does not appeal or
supersede, or if he fails to appear, and is returned summoned,
then an execution shall be issued by the said justice or alder-
man, agreeably to the said seventy-ninth section of the act of

Appeal.