PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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The treasurer to pay the prizes on demand after sixty days, deducting

first the discount prescribed in the scheme, and five per cent, as a

tax to the state, applicable to some general appropriation — 1817,

ch. 154, sec. 18,* .........

678

The amount of the discount prescribed in the scheme to remain to be

appropriated by the general assembly to the construction of canals

and roads, improving the navigation, promoting education, &c. —

1817, ch. 154, sec. 18, ........

678

The commissioners empowered to retain a sufficient sum to defray ex-

penses and office rent, rendering an account to the treasurer — 1817,

ch. 154, sec. 19, ..........

679

Whenever the managers of the lotteries excepted in the act of this ses-

sion, ch. 154, or in this act, shall have drawn any scheme, they

shall not propose any further scheme, but the drawing of one shall

be a full execution of the powers — 1817, ch. 210, sec. 2,

682

Any sale of a lottery, or scheme or any part thereof, wherein the sum

raised, or any part, may be applied to any other purpose, declared

void— 1817, ch. 210, sec. 3, .......

682

Penalty on the seller and purchaser — 1817, ch. 210, sec. 3,

682

The managers of two or more lotteries authorized to consolidate them

and propose a scheme to raise the several sums — 1817, ch. 210,

sec. 4, ...........

683

On such agreement being stated to the commissioners, a bond to be

given as therein directed, and the lottery drawn in the order to

which the first was entitled — 1817, ch. 210, sec. 4, ...

683

The drawing of such consolidated lottery considered as an execution

of the whole powers granted to each — 1817, ch. 210, sec. 4,

683

Should the managers of two lotteries entitled to draw in immediate

succession agree to consolidate, either by themselves or together,

with the managers of one or more lotteries, such consolidated lot-

tery shall be entitled to the same length of time to propose their

scheme, &c. as the said two lotteries entitled to draw in immediate

succession would have been entitled to, had they been drawn sepa-

rately— 1817, ch. 210, sec. 5, + .......

684

License to be taken out by brokers dealing in bank notes and lottery

tickets — 1818, ch. 210, sec. 1, .......

704

The right to draw lotteries, authorized to be drawn by the law of this

state, forfeited where the managers shall sell the scheme— 1819,

ch. 163, sec. 1, ..........

719

Managers selling the same, to forfeit the sum of $3,000 — 1819, ch.

163, sec. ], ..........

719

Where to be recovered— 1819, ch. 163, sec. 1, .

719

This act not to affect the consolidating lotteries, according to the act

of 1817—1819, ch. 163, sec. 1, .......

719

The commissioners to transmit a copy of the scheme to the executive

—1821, ch. 191, sec. 3, ........

770

To deposite all moneys, &c. received by them for tickets, &c. in some

bank in Baltimore, to the credit of the state— 1821, ch. 191, sec. 3,

770

* See 1825, ch. 221. 1 See note thereto.