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shall conclude to every intent and purpose between the same par-

ties and those claiming under them — 1786, ch. 33, sec. 5,

240

Five years allowed to infants, &c. after the disability removed to com-

mence suit — 1786, ch. 33, sec. 5, ......

240

The commissioners not empowered to vary from the lines or bounda-

ries at the termination of them fairly agreed on between the parties

—1786, ch. 33, sec. 6, ........

240

Such agreement, and a plot thereof, may by consent, be recorded, and

shall have the same e fleet as if the location had been settled by

commissioners — 1786, ch. 33, sec. 6, .

240

Allowance to the commissioners, surveyor, chain-carriers and witnesses,

and- mode of compelling payment — 1786, ch. 33, sec. 7,

241

Where the land, on the execution of a commission, is deficient in the

quantity for which it was granted, or is partly taken away by an

elder survey, the commissioners shall, oil the request of the party,

cause any adjoining vacant land, (not exceeding the said deficien-

cy,) to be surveyed, marked and bounded, and shall return with

their proceedings a certificate thereof — 1786, ch. 33, sec. 9, .

242

On such certificate being recorded in the county records, and also in

the records of patents in the land-office, the party shall be seized

of an estate in fee in the said lands — 1786, ch. 33, sec. 9, .

242

When vacant land is so discovered, and is not requested to be ap-

plied to make good deficiency, the commissioners shall, if re-

quested, award the pre-emption thereof, or a part thereof, to any

proprietor of the lands adjoining — 1786, ch. 33, sec. 10,

242

But the whole quantity to one proprietor not to exceed fifty acres, un-

less his adjoining tract exceeds one thousand acres, in which case

they may allow at the rate of five for every hundred acres — 1786,

ch 33, sec. 10, ..........

242

The person obtaining such pre-emption shall have six months to pro-

cure a warrant from the land-office to affect and secure the land,

and on complying with the requisites, a grant shall issue therefor —

1786, ch. 33, sec. 10, ..

242

BREACH OF TRUST.

If any president or director of any chartered bank, shall embezzle

or secrete, or make way with any money bill, bond or other evi-

dence of debt, he shall be deemed guilty of felony — 1820, ch. 162,

sec. 1, ...........

735

Punishment of a cashier, guilty of like offence — 1820, ch. 162, sec. 1,

735

BRIBERY.

If any person shall give any bribe, present or reward, or any promise,

or any security for the payment or delivery of any money, or any

other thing, to obtain or procure a vote to be governor, senator,

delegate to congress or assembly, member of council or judge, or to

be appointed to any of the said offices, or to any office of profit or

trust now created, or hereafter to be created, in this state, the person

giving and the person receiving the same, on conviction in a court