PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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whose term of service shall expire before they are of that age ; the

children of female convicts, born during their times of service; males

till twenty-otic, and females till Sixteen— 1814, ch. 104,

629

The indentures to be recorded in the orphans court of Baltimore county

—1814, ch. 104, . . . . . . .

629

Deeds of apprenticeship in cases of German or Swiss redemption's to

be drawn, &c. by the registers as therein directed — 1817, ch. 226,

684

See Redemptioners.

The time prescribed for the recovery of compensation on apprentices

absconding, extended to five instead of three years — 1818, ch. 118,

692

The orphans courts authorized to bind out the children of free negroes

or mulattoes — 1818, ch. 189, sec. 1, . .

697

The parents to be first summoned, &,c. — 1818, ch. 189, sec. 2, .

697

Possession of apprentices may be recovered by their masters by action

of replevin — 1825, ch. 65, sec. 1, ......

827

Contracts of apprenticeship made by justices of the peace during the

sessions of the orphans court of the county, made valid if in form,

approved and recorded, &c. — 1826, ch. 155, ....

875

Two justices of the peace authorized to bind out as an apprentice, any

child which the orphans court may lawfully bind out. To be ap-

proved, &c.— 1826, ch. 155, sec. 2, ......

876

What instrument of writing shall be deemed evidence of any contract

of apprenticeship, entered into in the orphans court — 1826, ch. 155,

sec. 3, ............

687

Certain contracts not vitiated for defect of form, if the terms of the

contract be fully expressed in the instrument of writing — 1826, ch.

155, sec. 4, ..........

876

The justices of the peace for the city and county of Baltimore, the

trustees of the poor of the said city and county ^ the ward managers

of the poor in the said city, and the district managers of the poor

of the county, may take up poor children and send them to the

poor-house of the county, there to be supported till they can be

bound out as apprentices, &c. — 1826, ch. 61.

Sec Baltimore County.

ARBITRAMENT AND AWARDS.

See REFERENCE.

ARMY.

The governor, by and with the advice and consent of the * * * may

embody the militia, and when embodied, shall alone have the direc-

tion thereof, and shall also have the direction of all the fegular land

and sea forces under the laws of this state, but he shall not com-

mand in person, unless advised thereto by the council, and then

only so long as they shall approve thereof — Const, art 33.

No person receiving the profits, or any part thereof, arising on any

agency for the supply of clothing or provisions for the army or

navy, or employed in the regular land service, or marine of this or

the United States, shall have a scat in the general assembly or the

council of this slate — Const, art. 37.