PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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Among collateral relations of an intestate there shall be no distinction

between the whole and half blood — 1798, ch. 101, sub ch. 11, sec. 11,

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HARBOURERS OF SERVANTS, OR SLAVES.

See NEGROES AND SLAVES-SERVANTS

HARBOURS.

The unlading of ballast, except in the day-time, and at the places

therein mentioned, restricted, under a penalty of 50 — 1734, ch.

16, sec. 2, ...........

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The building of wears, &c. so as to injure the channel or obstruct the

passage of boats, prohibited, under a penalty of £10 — 1734, ch. 16,

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

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Directions respecting special bail, and respecting the costs in actions

brought under the above act — 1774, ch. 19,

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HAWKERS AND PEDLARS.

Every person carrying goods, &c. for sale from place to place, shall be

deemed a hawker or pedlar — 1784, ch, 7, sec. 6,

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Such persons, before they sell on the eastern shore, shall take out

license yearly from the county courts — 1784, ch. 7, sec 6, .

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Sheriffs, deputy-sheriffs and constable, directed to examine persons

carrying goods, &c. and to require them to produce a license, and

on neglect or refusal, to carry them before a magistrate, who shall

take a recognizance with security for the person's appearance at the

county court — 1784, ch. 7, sec. 6,

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Persons travelling with linen, hemp, flax or thread, the growth or

manufacture of this state, and selling or bartering the same, shall

not be deemed hawkers or pedlars within this act — 1784, ch. 7,

sec. 6, ...........

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See notes to 1784, ch. 7, sec. 6, p. 184, in which all the alterations of the

law in relation to them are collected.

To obtain a license at the price of $40 — 1819, ch. 184, sec. 6, .

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The tax on their licenses to he collected and received by the clerks of

the several counties, instead of the sheriffs — 1819, ch. 184, .

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Required to take out licenses as heretofore — 1827, ch. 117, sec. 10, .

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HEIR.

Directions for the appearance of the heirs in actions that would have

abated by the death of a party — 1786, ch. 80, sec. 1,

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For the continuance of the suits therein mentioned during the minority

of the heir— 1785, ch. 80, sec. 2, ......

230

The plea of non est factum may be put in by an heir by leave from the

court, on shewing just cause — 1785, ch. 80, sec. 3,

230

The heir may have an action against a widow committing waste on the

land of the deceased — 1798, ch. 101, sub ch. 13, sec. 6,

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A common warrant for land, hot. executed or located in the life-time of

the deceased, shall be considered as the properly of the heirs — 1798,

ch. 101, sub ch. 14, sec. 3, .......

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