INDEX TO THE LAWS.

Chap.

CHURCH.

See Christ's Church in the cify of

Baltimore, and

136

——— Severn Church, and

104

CIVIL LIST.

The salaries of certain officers of the

civil government fixed and made perma-

nent,

197

CLERKS. - -

The clerk of the court in which any

fine may be imposed, upon the money

being tendered to him, shall receive the

same and costs, and pay over the same

to the sheriff, who shall pay the fine in-

to the treasury,

11

The clerk of Frederick rounty court
to record a deed from Richard Templin

to Henry Keller,

58

The act of 1794, ch. 53, s. 2, requir-

ing the clerk of each county court to pre-

sent to the governor and council an ac-

count of the assessment of the county,

and the act of 1796, ch. 43, s. 23, re-

quiring them to transmit to the clerks of

the senate and house of delegates a copy

of the levy list, repealed,
Certain duties to be performed by them

80

under the act to regulate the issuing li-

censes to traders, ordinary keepers, and

ethers,

85

The clcik of any county court to grant

to any person within the county, a license

for two months to sell spirituous liquors

during the season for catching fish at

fisheries where the owner shall be en-

gaged in catching fish for sale,

95

——— Also to grant a license to sell

spirituous liquors at any horse-race or

militia muster,

95

The clerk of Queen-Anne's county

court to record the proceedings of cer-

tain commissioners appointed under the

act of 1825, ch. 192, as required by the

act of 1736, ch. 33,

118

The clerk of Baltimore county court

to receive additional sums from plaintiffs,

&c. in city suits. To account for and pay

the same over to the treasurer,

161

— Of the council. His salary made

permanent,

197