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PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.
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2781
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Page.
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No nolle prosequi shall be granted by the governor in case of any
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prosecution by presentment or indictment for the recovery of any
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fine, penalty or forfeiture only — April, 1782, ch. 42, sec. 4, .
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181
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See Limitation of Actions.
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The prosecution to be by indictment or action of debt in acts which
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direct it to be by bill, plaint or information — November, 1792,
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ch 20, ...........
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286
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On acquittal, in a trial for misdemeanor, &c. or on pleading guilty, and
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submission, the court may order that no compensation for attend-
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ance of the prosecutor be allowed — 1809, ch. 138, ch. 24, .
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587
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PUBLIC WORSHIP.*
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An act for its protection — 1824, ch. 53, ......
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803
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Not lawful to have any contrivance whatever for the use of selling or
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giving away any spirituous or fermented liquors, within two miles
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of any camp-meeting, or other place of religious meeting, during
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the time of holding such meeting, except as is excepted — 1824, ch.
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53, sec. 1, ..........
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. 803
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Proceeding directed against such as offend, and the penalties imposed
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upon those who aro guilty of a violation — 1824, ch. 53, sec. 2,
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803
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These restrictions not to operate on a licensed tavern-keeper, at his
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usual place of residence, or merchant or shop-keeper, or others in
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their usual transactions, at their usual places of carrying on their
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business, or those who may have authority from the managers of
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the meeting, in writing — 1824, ch. 53, sec. 3, ....
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804
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Persons sued may give this act in evidence — 1824, ch. 53, sec. 4,
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804
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Penalty on those who may disturb any meeting — 1824, ch. 53, sec. 5,
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804
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Prior laws repealed — 1824, ch. 53, sec. 6, .....
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804
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The act of 1824, ch. 53, modified— 1827, ch. 29, ....
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921
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So much of the second section as requires a seizure by two freeholders
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of the forfeited property, repealed, and an additional punishment of
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a fine not exceeding $10, may be imposed — 1827, ch. 29, sec. 1, .
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921
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One justice may act — 1827, ch. 29, sec. 2, .
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922
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Negroes for selling liquor may be punished — 1827, ch. 29, sec. 3,
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922
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Whipping prohibited within one mile of meeting — 1827, ch. 29, sec. 4,
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922
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A supplement to the preceding acts — 1839, ch. 293,
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2335
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All that part of 1824, ch. 53, which requires that previous notice be
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given to the offenders, and the intervention of two freeholders, re-
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pealed, and the mode pointed out against such as offend— -1839,
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ch. 293, sec. 1, ..........
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2335
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Penalty imposed — 1839, ch. 294, sec. 2, ......
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2335
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Officers' fees— 1829, ch. 294, sec. 3, ......
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2335
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QUAKERS.
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See Constitution.
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An affirmation by a quakcr may be as valid as an oath to qualify him
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to net as a surveyor or chain-carrier under the act for marking and
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bounding lands — 1793, ch. 70, sec. 5, .....
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303
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*See Religious Incorporations.
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