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11 and 12 FREDERICK Lord BALTIMORE.
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CHAP. VIII.
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Passed 24th
April 1762. |
An ACT continuing an Act, entitled, h An
Act for destroying Wolves in Frederick
County. Lib. H.S. fol. 402.
h 1751, ch.
III. Hereby continued for Three Years next ensuing, and to the
End of the next
Session of Assembly which shall
happen after the End of the said Three Years.
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CHAP. IX.
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An ACT continuing an Act, entitled, i An
Additional Supplementary Act to the
Act, entitled, An Act relating to Servants and Slaves.
Lib. H.S. fol. 402.
i 1748,
ch. XIX. Hereby continued for Three Years next ensuing, and
to the End of the
next Session of Assembly which
shall happen after the End of the said Three Years.
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CHAP. X.
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| Ditto. |
An ACT continuing an Act, entitled, k An
Act for the more effectual Punishment
of Negroes and other Slaves; and for taking away the
Benefit of Clergy
from certain Offenders; and a Supplementary Act to an
Act, entitled, An Act
to prevent the tumultuous Meeting, and other Irregularities
of Negroes and other
Slaves, and the Manner of Trying Slaves. Lib.
H.S. fol. 403.
k 1751, ch.
XIV. Hereby continued for Three Years next ensuing, and to the End
of the
next Session of Assembly which
shall happen after the End of the said Three Years.
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CHAP. XI.
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| Ditto. |
An ACT continuing an Act, entitled, l An
Act to make the Testimony of convicted
Person, Legal against convicted Persons. Lib.
H.S. fol. 403.
l 1751, ch.
XI. Hereby continued for Three Years next ensuing, and to the
End of the next
Session of Assembly which shall
happen after the End of the said Three Years.
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CHAP. XII.
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An ACT continuing an Act, entitled, m A
Supplementary Act to an Act, entitled
An Act laying an Imposition on Negroes, and several
Sorts of Liquors
Imported; and also on Irish Servants, to prevent
the Importing too great a Number
of Irish Papists into this Province. Lib.
H.S. fol. 404.
m 1735,
ch. VI. Hereby continued for Three Years next ensuing, and
to the End of the
next Session of Assembly which shall happen after the
End of the said Three Years.
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CHAP. XIII.
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| Ditto. |
An ACT continuing an Act, entitled, n An
ACt to enable the several and respective
County Clerks within this Province, to remove some of
the County Records
and Papers from the Public Offices. Lib. H.S.
fol. 404.
n 1748, ch.
VII. Hereby continued for Three Years next ensuing, and to the
End of the
next Session of Assembly which
shall happen after the End of the said Three Years.
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CHAP. XIV.
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| Ditto. |
An ACT continuing an Act, entitled, o An
Act for destroying of Crows and
Squirrels in particular Counties. Lib. H.S.
fol. 405.
o 1758, ch.
XI. Hereby continued for Three Years next ensuing, and to the End
of the
next Session of Assembly which
shall happen after the End of the said Three Years.
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CHAP. XV.
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An Act to enable James Hollyday, legal Representative of
James Hollyday, Esq;
deceased, late Treasurer of the Eastern Shore, to draw
Bills for the p Money
therein mentioned. Lib. H.S. fol.
405. PR.
p Viz.
A certain Balance of Sterling Duties received by the said late Treasurer
for purchasing
Arms and Ammunition, and for supporting County Schools, by him remitted,
pursuant to an
Order of the General Assembly, to William Hunt, Merchant in London,
and remaining in the Hands
of the said William Hunt, who had refused to pay
the Draught of the Petitioner James Hollyday,
for Part of the said Balance, apprehending that the said Petitioner had
no Right to draw for the
Money remitted to him the said William Hunt, by the said late Treasurer,
&c.
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CHAP. XVI.
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An Act to impower the Justices of Somerset and Worcester
Counties, to levy on
the Taxable Inhabitants of Coventry Parish,
partly in Somerset and Worcester
Counties, the Quantity of Sixty-two Thousand Four
Hundred Pounds of Tobacco,
for the Uses therein mentioned. Lib. H.S.
fol. 406.
N.B. By
this Act, (1.) The Vestry and Church-wardens of the said Parish,
are impowered
to purchase in Fee, Two Acres of Land lying in Somerset County,
in the Parish aforesaid, at
some Place between the Head of Coulbourn's Creek and Annimessix
Dams, and thereon to build a
Chapel of Ease, &c. Which Land when so purchased, and Chapel
so built, shall be deemed
the Land and Chapel of Ease of the said Parish, and the said Chapel for
ever hereafter to be supported
and repaired at the Charge of the said Parish. (2.) The said
Vestry, &c. are impowered
to enlarge the Chapel of Ease situate on Dividing-Creek, in the
said Parish. (3.) The Justices
of Somerset and Worcester County Courts, are impowered to
assess and levy on the Taxable Inhabitants
of the said Parish, 62400 lb Tobacco, by Three equal Assessments, in the
Years 1762,
1763, and 1764; together with the Sheriff's Salary of 5 per Cent for collecting
the same; which |
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