PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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Punishment for stealing or cutting away buoys moored in the Chesa-

peake bay — 1817, ch. 86, ........

657

CHIEF JUDGE.

Commissions to issue as chief judge of —— judicial district, and in

virtue thereof, judge of the court of appeals — 1805, ch. 65, sec. 4,

501

The chief judge of the court of appeals to be designated in one of the

commissions — 1805, ch. 65, sec. 6, ......

501

In case of his death, the next in seniority to be the chief judge, until

a new appointment — 1805, ch. 65, sec. 6, .....

501

Oath or affirmation to be taken — 1805, ch. 65, sec. 2, ...

500

Not to act as an attorney or solicitor during the time he shall act as

chief judge— 1805, ch. 65, sec. 12, ......

503

Each of the judges shall, out of court, have, use and exercise, all the

jurisdiction and authority that might have been done by any judge

of the late general court, of the former court of appeals, or by any

chief justice of a district — 1805, ch. 65, sec. 13, .

503

Salaries of the chief judges— 1805, ch. 86, p. 512; 1835, ch. 220,

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CHILDREN, ILLEGITIMATE.

And their children, declared capable of inheriting both real and per-

sonal property from the mother, or from each other, or the descend-

ants of each other in like manner, as if born in wedlock — 1825,

eh. 156, ...........

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CHOSES IN ACTION.

The choses in action of a married woman, dying intestate, shall devolve

on her husband without his administering — 1798, ch. 101, sub ch.

5, sec. 8, ...........

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If not reduced into possession, or judgment obtained for them in his

life-time, they shall devolve on her representatives, and administra-

tion may be granted accordingly — 1798, ch. 101, sub ch. 5, sec. 8,

384

Mode of suing by the husband therefor — 1798, ch. 101, sub ch. 5, sec. 9,

384

CHURCH.

See BILL OF BIGHTS.

Certain persons in every Christian church or congregation incorporated,

&c.— 1809, ch. 139, .........

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The benefits of the provisions of the preceding act extended to the

Methodist Episcopal Church — 1814, ch. 58.

See 'Religious Worship.'

CHURCH WARDENS.

See VESTRY.

CITATION.

See ORPHANS COURT.