PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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Provision made for the acknowledgment by feme coverts, of deeds of

lands lying within this state, where they are without the state hut

within the United States, or of their relinquishrnent of dower —

1825, ch. 58, sec. 2, . .......

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Deeds executed by, for the conveyance of lands, to be good and effec-

tual, must be endorsed by the judge before whom executed and cer-

tified, that the examination, execution and acknowledgment was out

of the presence and hearing of the husband, to be signed and sealed

by such feme covert, &c. — 1830, ch. 164, sec. 3, ...

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Deeds of, made valid, &c.— 1830, ch. 164, sec. 4, ....

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Deeds acknowledged by, and not signed and sealed as required by the

act of 1830. ch. 164, confirmed, &c.— 1831, ch. 116, p. 1020;

1831, ch. 205, ..........

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In cases where debts, &.c. are due from corporations to feme coverts,

the oath of the husband sufficient, under the acts directing the

manner of suing out attachments, &c. — 1832, ch. 280, sec. 2,

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No such attachment to be set aside for want of form — 1832, ch. 280,

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

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Where an infant feme covert unites with her husband in a conveyance,

to pass her dower, courts of equity may declare conveyance valid,

if equitable— 1832, ch. 302, sec. 7, ......

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Deeds, &.c. taken, executed and acknowledged since the 17th February,

1832, which may not have been signed and sealed by feme coverts,

entitled to dower, as required by act of 1830, ch. 164, confirmed

—1835, ch. 165, .........

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See Dower — Females.

FENCES.

Their height prescribed, and regulations respecting the keeping of

horses within enclosures, &c. — 1715, ch. 31, . . . .

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See Local Law.

FERRIES AND LANDINGS.

The justices of the county courts authorized, at their March courts, to

grant license to any inhabitant to keep a public ferry at any place

used as such, and from such place to any other county, or from this

to any other state— Nov. 1781, ch. 22, sec. 1, ....

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Directions for renewing the licenses — 1781, ch. 22, sec. 1,

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License may be granted at any other court, to continue till the next

March court — 1781, ch. 22, sec. 1, ......

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Any two justices of the peace may grant license to keep such ferry till

the meeting of the court, taking recognizance, &c. — April, 1782,

ch. 31, sec. 2, ..........

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On the death of a ferry-keeper between the sitting of the courts, any

two justices may permit any inhabitant to keep ferry till the next

court, which may appoint such person for the residue of the year —

Nov. 1781, ch. 22, sec. 4, ........

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Such person to enter into recognizance, &,c, — 1781, ch. 22, §ec. 4,

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