2716 INDEX TO THE

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Of the several counties or commissioners to levy for removal or negroes

—1831, ch. 281, sec. 8, ........

1035

Where there are no commissioners of the tax, levy courts or county-

commissioners, to perform the duties prescribed by the act of 1831,

ch. 99— 1832, ch. 84, ........

1075

Or commissioners of the counties and mayor and city council, to return

annually, to the governor, the names and condition of all deaf and

dumb white persons of sound mind, in the respective counties and

city— 1834, ch. 169, .........

1140

Or county commissioners, and mayor and city council of Baltimore, to

levy annually the amounts required by the 8ih section of the act

of 1831, ch. 281, for the purpose of colonizing people of colour —

where not levied heretofore, to levy for the interest, &c. ; further

regulations and requirements in regard thereto — 1832, ch. 316,

1107

See Sherif.

In case moneys received by the justices of magistrates' courts is not

sufficient to pay their per diem, to levy a sufficiency — 1835, ch.

201, sec. 17, ..........

1208

On application, to appoint commissioners to open private roads and

ways— 1834, ch. 253, ........

1177

Supplement, prohibiting the making of any rail road or way — 1835,

ch. 362, ...........

1121

When taking bonds from constables, to make them extend to money

received on judgments — 1835, ch. 342, .....

1219

Authority given them to cause roads to be opened from mills, facto-

ries, &c. within five hundred yards of any rail road, &c. — 1836,

ch. 255, ...........

1210

To act on petitions relating to roads from citizens of adjoining counties

—1839, ch. 199, .........

2327

LIBEL.

The party prosecuted for a libel may give the truth of the matter

charged in evidence under the general issue by way of justification

—1803, ch. 54, ..........

482

LICENSES.

No person to exercise the office of a broker as therein mentioned, with-

out a license from the governor — 1818, ch. 210, sec. 1, .

704

His oath of office, condition of his bonds, and the sum of $500 for his

license— 1818, ch. 210, ........

704

Treasurers to furnish blank licenses to the clerks of the respective

counties — 1819, ch. 184, sec. 3, .......

721

Hawkers and pedlars to pay $40 for their licenses— 1819, ch. 184,

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

700

Persons who shall be considered hawkers and pedlars, or retail dealers

under the act laying duties on licenses to retailers of dry goods —

1820, ch. 124, ..........

729

Licenses for the sale of lottery tickets, not to entitle the person to use

more than one office or place for such sale — 1824, ch. 141 .

812