ACCESSORIES

ACCOMPLICES

ACCOUNTS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ACCOUNTS, 
JOURNAL OF
 
 
 

ACCOUTREMENTS

ACCUSERS

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
 

    See Crimes and Punishments,

    See Approver.

    Against the estates of deceased persons, not exceeding
fifty dollars, may be passed by the Registers of
Wills in the recess of the orphans courts,
— Passed by the orphans courts, or the register of
wills, not made valid thereby, but require to be proved,
if contested by the executor or administrator,
    Accounts in the public offices to be kept in conformity
to the regulations herein mentioned,
    See Money of Account.
    Of guardianship, to be settled by natural guardians,
and those appointed by will, as prescribed for other
guardians,
    Accounts of administration to be rendered by the administrator, &c. of an administrator dying before a settlement,
— Power of registers concerning, in the recess of the
court,

    Acts for payment—1800, ch. 89; 1801, ch. 106; 1802,
ch. 116; 1803, ch. 111; 1804, ch. 1811; 1805, ch. 115;
1806, ch. 97; 1807, ch. 179; 1808, ch. 121; June 1809,
ch. 17; 1809, ch. 209; 1810, ch. 172; 1811, ch. 217;
June 1812, ch. 10; 1812, ch. 193; May 1813, ch. 23;
1813, ch. 184; 1814, ch. 99; 1815, ch. 219; 1816, ch.
233; 1817, ch. 216; 1818, ch. 214.
    The allowance to clerks of the Court of Appeals and
county clerks, for reports as to the attendance of the
judges, &c. to be made on the journal of accounts,

    See Arms.

    See Approvers,

    Of deeds for conveyance of land before the chief justice
of a district, or an associate justice within his county,
declared to be valid as if made before two justices of
the peace.
    Of deeds, &c. fee to justices of the peace for taking,
— Not to be prepared by the justices, as other instruments.
    Acknowledgments of instruments relating to commerce
to be received by public Notaries, and testified
under their seals,
    Acknowledgments of deeds made since the 30th of
November 1805, or to be made before the 1st of March
1806, before any judge of the general court, or chief
justice, or one or more associate justices, to have the
same effect as if the courts had not been abolished,
    Acknowledgments of relinquishing dower, heretofore
made, declared valid, where the precise form of law had
not been observed, if made willingly, &c.
— Same as to acknowledgments by the attorney in
his own name,
— Same as to deeds acknowledged before two justices
of the peace,
    Acknowledgments may be taken by two justices of
the peace in their own county, &c.
    Provisions as to future acknowledgments by femes
covert or attornies intact.  See Conveniences.
    Acknowledgments, how to be made under the supplementary act to the act for quieting possessions, &c.
See Conveyances.
    An error corrected in the act of 1807, ch. 52.
    Acknowledgement of receipts, final discharges, &c.
to executors, administrators and guardians, to be made

 1809      138

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  1802      101  4

  ——      —   9

  1812      135  2
 
 

  1816      203  1
 

  ——      —   3

  ——      — 5-6
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

  1809      181  4
 
 
 

  ——      138
 
 

  1801        74   5
  ——       — 30 

  ——       —  31
 

  ——        86   4
 
 
 

  1805        65  37
 

 1807        52     2

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 ——      —     3

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 ——      154

  1808        73