2652 INDEX TO THE

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Same for electors of president and vice-president of the United States —

1805, ch. 97, sec. 15, ........

519

The judges shall cause a certificate of all the votes given in the dis-

tricts to be enclosed, sealed up, and directed to the governor, &c. —

1805, ch. 97, sec. 18, .........

522

They shall (in case of elections for delegates to the general assembly,

or for electors of the senate,) cause the return, enclosed as afore-

said, to the governor, to be addressed to the chancellor, to be by

them delivered — 1805, ch. 97, sec. 19, .....

522

Copies of the certificates to be sent to the governor by the county

clerk— 1805, ch. 97, sec. 20, .......

522

The governor on receiving the returns of electors to choose the presi-

dent and vice-president, and for members of congress, to ascertain

the votes given for each, and thereupon declare by proclamation,

signed by the governor, the names of the persons elected — 1805,

ch. 97, sec. 33, .........

525

Such proclamation to be inserted in such newspapers as they may

direct— 1805, ch. 97, sec. 33, .......

525

Where two or more candidates have an equal number of votes, the

governor to determine on the election by lot — 1805, ch. 97, sec. 34,

525

To appoint three commissioners of lotteries, removable at their will —

1817, ch. 154, sec. 3, ........

674

Stamp paper directed to be furnished by the treasurer to the offices of

banks, not chartered by the state, under the direction of the gover-

nor — 1817, ch. 156, sec. 1, .......

679

A license from the governor required for a broker, as to bank notes and

lottery tickets— -1818, ch. 210, .......

704

To furnish the treasurer of the western shore with blanks for licenses

to retailers of spirituous liquors, retailers of spirituous liquors at

horse-races, to hawkers and pedlars, and marriage licenses — 1824,

ch. 148, sec. 2, ..........

814

To procure an entire set of the proceedings of the conventions pre-

vious to the formation of the state government, and of the legisla-

ture, and lodge the same with the clerk of the court of appeals —

1825, ch. 78, sec. 1, .

830

Authorized to draw upon the treasurer of the western shore, not ex-

ceeding $5,000, annually, on account of the education, &c. of indi-

gent deaf and dumb persons — 1827, ch. 140, . . . .

935

To appoint a librarian, &c. — 1826, ch. 53, .....

871

Not to remit the part of any fine to which any informer may be enti-

tled, under any law of the state — 1828, ch. 129, sec. 17,

964

No nolle prosequi to be granted by him, but upon condition, that the

costs of prosecution be paid by the party to whom granted — 1832,

ch. 155, ...........

1079

In case of extra session of congress, to issue his proclamation for an

election of representatives, if necessary, iu the opinion of the go-

vernor— 1832, ch. 275. sec. 5, .......

1087