LAWS OF MARYLAND.— 1804,

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land in said county, liable to be affected in the same manner,
and in any quantity, without being bound by, or paying any
regard to, the afore-mentioned surveys ; Provided, that the land
included in any survey vacated by this law, shall not be liable
to be affected by any warrant issued, or to be issued, before the
first day of August next.

CHAPTER 78.

Proviso.

A Further SUPPLEMENT to an ACT* for amending, and reducing into
System, the Laws and Regulations concerning Last Wills and Testa-
ments, the duties of Executors, Administrators and Guardians, and the
rights of Orphans and other representatives of deceased persons.
See notes to the original law, ante page 370.

* 1798, ch.
101.

SEC. 1. Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That in all cases where the register of wills has been appointed
auditor for the purpose of ascertaining the sum for which judg-
ment shall be rendered against any executor or administrator, it
shall be the duty of every register to act in virtue of such ap-
pointment, under the penalty of fifty dollars for every such
neglect; and in all cases where a person, other than the register
of wills, hath been appointed auditor as aforesaid, who has re-
fused or shall refuse to act, the register of wills shall be appoint-
ed auditor in the place of the person refusing, and shall forth-
with proceed to discharge the duties thereof, under the penalty
above mentioned; and the said register, and every other person
who shall act as auditor, shall be allowed for his trouble the
same fees as the register is by law entitled to receive for the
stating an account of the same number of sides which any
statement by him to be made as auditor shall contain, to be paid
by the plain tiff to such auditor, and to be allowed to such plain-
tiff in his costs against the executor or administrator, as other
costs are taxed against them.

CHAPTER 85.

Register to
act as
auditor for
ascertain-
ing certain
sums.

A Further SUPPLEMENT to an ACT,* entitled, an act to regulate the
inspection of Tobacco.

* 1801, ch.
63.

SEC 1. Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That where any tobacco shall be brought in parcels to any
warehouse in this state, appointed in consequence of the act to
which this is a further supplement, for the reception and inspec-
tion of tobacco, the inspector or inspectors, are hereby directed
carefully to view and examine the same, and if found to be
sound, clear of trash, in good condition and merchantable, to
weigh, and render to the owner thereof as many transfer notes
as he or she may require, to the amount of the quantity so ex-
amined and weighed ; which notes shall be current, and receiv-

Inspectors
to view
tobacco
brought in
parcels,
&c.