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Retailers so suspended who presume to retail shall forfeit 40s. for every
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such offence — 1784, ch. 7, sec. 11, .
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181
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Justices directed, on information of persons retailing without license, to
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issue warrants for bringing them to answer, &c. — 1806, ch. 31, sec. 2,
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539
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Duty of the constables to call on retailers not residing in their respec-
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tive counties, for their license or permit, and on refusal to give in-
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formation to some justice, under the penalty of ten dollars — 1806,
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ch. 31, sec. 3, ..........
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Fines to be paid to the clerk towards the county charges — 1806, ch.
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31, sec. 4, ...........
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The tax on licenses to retailers of spirituous liquors, to he collected
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and received by the clerks of the several counties, instead of the
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sheriffs— 1824, ch. 148, ........
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814
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Permit not to be granted to retailers of spirituous liquors or ordinary
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keepers, after the first of May, 1826, by the court or any judge —
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1825, ch. 214, sec. 1, ........
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Provisions for the granting licenses to them by the county clerks —
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1825, ch. 214, sec. 2, ........
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See 'License' for the law from 1821.
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RETORNO HABENDO.
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See REPLEVIN, Ante.
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REVERSAL.
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See APPEALS.
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REVOCATION.
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See WILLS— 1798, ch. 101.
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RIVERS.
1701.—CHAPTER 92.
WHEREAS, There are several counties that are divided by navi-
gable rivers, and no rule has been made how far the jurisdiction
of each county shall extend on the river, therefore,
SEC. 3. Be it enacted by the authority aforesaid. That every
county lying on any navigable river in this state shall extend its
jurisdiction from the shore to the channel of such river that divides
the county, and be divided from the other county by the channel
of the said river ; and where any ship or vessel shall ride at anchor
in the channel of such river, process may be served on board the
said ship by the officer of either county that can first serve it, but
when moored by any hold on the land shall be supposed to lie in
that county to whose shore she is fastened, if moored.
RIOTS.
If any church, chapel or convent, or any dwelling or other house, any
ship, ship-yard or lumber-yard, any barn, stable or other out-house,
or any articles of personal property shall be injured or destroyed,
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