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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
 
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oioner in the Boonsborough or sixth election district in said
county ; therefore,
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Election
directed.
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Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland, That
an election be held in the Boonsborough or sixth election dis-
trict of Washington county, on the first Monday of March next,
and that in the conducting of the said election and making the
return thereof, the judges of election shall conform in all re-
spects to the existing laws in relation to the elections, and that
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Notice
thereof.
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the sheriff of said county shall give the usual notice of said
election, and that in all cases hereafter, where there shall be a
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In case of
tie hereafter
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tie, between two or more candidates for the office of county
commissioner in said county, the sheriff of said county as soon
as such tie is ascertained to exist, shall issue his proclamation
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Election
directed.
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commanding a new election in such district, giving the usual
notice required by law, which election shall be held in all
respects according to the provisions of the election laws of this
state.
COUNTY COURT.
AN ACT relating to Appeals and Writs of Error, on Judgments of the
County Courts of Baltimore, Frederick and Washington.— 1831, ch. 319.
See 'Baltimore County,' title 'County Court,' ante page 1670.
FENCES.
AN ACT regulating Fences in Washington County.— 1833, ch. 140.
Modified by 1834, ch. 70.
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Legal di-
mensions.
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SEC. 1. Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That from and after the first day of August next, all fields and
grounds kept for enclosure in Washington county, shall be
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Of post
and rail.
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fenced with posts and rails or plank or worm fence, (well
staked and ridered) made of good and substantial rails, at least
four feet and half high from the ground to the top of the upper
rail, and all worm fences shall be at least six feet high from the
ground to the top of the upper rail, and the first or under rail
in post and rail or plank or worm fences, shall not exceed five
inches from the ground or embankment, on which the same is
or may be built, and the width between the rails composing
the fence shall be such as is usual in the construction of good
post and rail, plank or worm fences, and all brush fences made
upon the surface of the ground to be at least live feet high, and
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Brush
fences.
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all brush fences made upon an embankment to be at least three
feet six inches high ; Provided, the embankment be eighteen
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Stone
fences.
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inches high ; and all stone fences made upon the ground to be
at least four feet high from the surface of the ground ; And pro-
vided, that nothing in this act contained shall be so construed
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Only ap-
plied to
outside
fences.
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as to extend to other than outside fences or fences between
proprietors, and if any live stock of any kind or description
whatsoever shall break into any person's enclosure, the same
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