PUBLIC GENERAL LAW

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No sum of money, Sec. won or lost by any species of gaming or bet-

ting, to be demandable or recoverable before any court or justice, or

by any legal process before any tribunal in the state — 1813, ch. 84,

615

Persons convicted of keeping any kind of gaming table (billiard table

excepted) shall for the first offence pay not exceeding $2,000, nor

less than $1,000, and imprisoned not exceeding twelve months, and

for the second offence to pay not exceeding $4,000, nor less than

$2,000, and be imprisoned not exceeding two years, &c. — 1826,

ch. 88,

874

Supplement to the above, prescribing penalty for the first offence, a fine

not exceeding $1,000, nor less than $50, and thirty days imprison-

ment, for second offence, fine not exceeding $1,000, nor less than

$200, and imprisonment not less than six months, nor more than

two years — 1829, ch. 136, ........

982

To prevent betting at elections in the state of Maryland — 1838, ch. 392,

1300

Betting forbid under penalty of from $50 to $500—1838, ch. 392

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

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Fines under this act to be paid to treasurer western shore for benefit of

the school fund— 1838, ch. 392, sec. 2, . . . ...

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All deposites of bets or wagers hereby forfeited to the state, and shall

be paid over to the county, for the use of primary schools — 1838j

ch. 392, sec. 3, ..........

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GAOL DELIVERY.

See OYER AND TERMINER.

GARNISHEE.

See ATTACHMENTS.

When the word Attachment in this index was compiled, the act of 1839, ch.

324, was not printed. A reference to it here is not very appropriate, but it is the

only subdivision under which it can be crowded in.

Property attached may be sold by an order of court, whenever they

may deem the sale expedient — 1839, ch. 324,

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Bond to bo given before attachment is dissolved, in the cases thereir

enumerated— 1839, ch. 324, ......

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Upon a bond being given, the attachment may be dissolved, upon ar

appearance, on common bail — 1839, ch. 324,

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

See Constitution — Assembly.

Each member of the general assembly to be furnished with a printec

copy of the votes and proceedings, and of the laws and resolutions

passed at each session — 1790, ch. 51, sec. 3, ...

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On a petition to the general assembly to confirm the title to land within

this state, or for any other purpose, the right of the petitioners shall

nol.be invalidated by any means till the end of the session — 1794

ch. 45, ..........

305

Not to extend to prevent or delay any suit or execution against the

property of such petitioner — 1794, ch. 45, ....

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