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to compel compliance, term of binding out not to exceed sixteen
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years in females, and twenty-one years in males, and out of the
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county where convicted — 1831, ch. 208, sec. 2, .
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In cases where recognizances to prosecute, &c. before presentment
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have been entered into, courts on motion of attorney-general, with
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consent of parlies, required to compromise any assault and bat-
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tery, party accused paying costs — 1831, ch. 208, sec. 3,
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Any person who maliciously sets fire to, and burns any untenanted
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dwelling-house, shall upon conviction be confined in the peniten-
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tiary for a term not less than two, nor more than ten years — 1831,
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ch. 208, sec. 4, ..........
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Baltimore city court to exercise jurisdiction, &c. — 1831, ch. 208, sec, 5,
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Any free negro or mulatto convicted of any crime which may not be
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punished by hanging, may in the discretion of the court be sen-
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tenced to the penalties now provided for, or be banished — 1831,
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ch. 323, sec. 12, .........
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Persons resisting sheriff when pressing steamboat, for the purpose of
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arresting offenders against the oyster laws, declared guilty of a mis-
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demeanor, punishable by fine and imprisonment — 1833, ch. 254,
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sec. 6, ... ........
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In actions of replevin, where the property is a negro, person selling
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such, to be deemed guilty of a felony, and to be punished by con-
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finement in the penitentiary — 1833, ch. 274. sec. 2,
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Persons forging or counterfeiting any certificate of stock of this state,
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or letter of attorney, for the transfer thereof, to be deemed guilty
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of felony— 1834, ch. 279, sec. 2, ......
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The 8th sec. of the act of April session, 1715, ch. 26, relative to the
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payment of fees by persons charged with criminal offences, re-
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pealed— 1834, ch. 286, ........
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Any person who shall enter any dwelling-house, out-house, stable,
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barn, ware-house, store-house, banking-house, factory, work-shop,
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court-house, church, mill-house, &c. or upon any vessel or yard,
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where any lumber, coal, or any sort of goods are deposited, &c.
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with intent maliciously to destroy any part thereof, or to slay, kill,
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maim, or tar and feather any person, being in or upon any such pre-
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mises, shall, upon conviction, be confined in the penitentiary not
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less than two, nor more than twenty years — 1835, ch. 200, sec. 1,
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County courts to have jurisdiction over such cases — 1835, ch. 200,
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sec. 2, ...........
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Upon conviction of any free negro or mulatto, county court to inquire
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whether such negro has been previously sentenced to the peniten-
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tiary, and if he has, court to order such negro to be sold for a term
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of years, beyond the limits of the state— 1835, ch. 200, sec. 3,
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The proceeds of sale, after defraying the expenses of prosecution, tc
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be paid into the state treasury — 1835, ch. 200, sec. 3, .
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One moiety of the fines and forfeitures accruing in Baltimore city court,
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shall be paid to the mayor and city council, and out of the fund the
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judges may order not exceeding $30 in any one case, to he paid to
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