ADJOURNMENT
 
 
 
 

ADJUTANTS
 

ADJUTANT GENERAL
 
 
 
 

ADMINISTRATION
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ADMINISTRATION
OF JUSTICE

as therein directed, the clerks authorised to adjourn
the court from day to day, and to notify one of the
judges to attend, &c.
    The clerk empowered to adjourn the Court of Appeals
for the western shore from day to day, on the
session being extended on the eastern shore,

    In the Militia—to attend the meetings, and execute
orders, &c.  Penalty for neglect,

    The enrollment and arrangement of the militia recorded
in his office confirmed, except where changed
as therein provided,
    — Alterations to be returned to his office,
    Returns of arms, &c. to be made to him by brigade
inspectors,
    The act of 1807, ch. 168, fixing his pay, repealed,

    Where the validity of a will is contested, letters of
administration pending such contest may, at the discretion
of the orphans court, be granted to the person to
whom the largest part of the personal estate may be bequeathed
or to the person who would be entitled in
case of intestacy,
    — Provided that the same proceedings be had, and
the same rules applied, as to completing the administration
as under the 5th chapter of the testamentary
law,
    See Administrators.  Orphans Court.  Registers.
    Letters of administration, or testamentary, in the
District of Columbia, sufficient to maintain any suit in
this state, as if granted therein,
— How to be authenticated
    Hereafter the Registers of Wills may grant letters of
administration during the recess of the orphans court,
— All letters heretofore granted by Registers in the
recess, and the proceedings under them, confirmed,
&c. as if granted by the orphans courts,

    The 4th section of the act of 1763, ch. 23, respecting
the service of declarations for speedy trial repealed.
    Parts of the act relative to the administration of
justice (1801, ch. 74,) remaining in force, viz.  Sections
5, ch. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 23, 27, 29, 30, 31,
32, 33, 34, 36, 38, 45, 46,
    The 4th section of the act of 1790, ch. 33; the act of
1796, ch. 43, and its supplements, (1797, ch. 69, and
1799, ch. 90,) repealed.
    An act to provide for the trial of facts in the several
counties in this state, and to alter, change and abolish,
all such parts of the constitution and form of government
as relate to the General Court and Court
of Appeals,
    Temporary powers vested in the county clerks after
the alteration of the judiciary system,
    Provision made for the organization and regulation
of the courts of common law, and for the administration
of justice therein,
    The salaries of the judges permanently established,
— Not to receive any other or further compensation,
    The operation of the last section of the act of 1805,
ch. 65, as to officers fees, suspended till the 1st of January
1807
— Fees to be sent out for collection in dollars and cents,
    Directions as to the continuance of actions, appeals,
and former executions,

— The 40th and 46th sections of the act of 1805, ch.
65, repealed,

  1815      213   2
 

  1818        88
 

  1811      182  26
 
 

  ——        —  3

  ——        — —

  ——        — 25
  1816       148
 
 
 
 

  1810        34    6
 
 

 ——        — —
 
 
 

  1813      165
  ——       —

  1818      217    4

  ——       —    5
 

 1801        13

 ——        74
  1804        25
 ——        55
  1805        16

  1801        74   45

  1804        55
Confirmed by
 1805        16
 

  1805        10
 

 ——        65
 ——        86    2
 ——        —    3
 

 ——        96

  1806        41    5

 ——        — 1-2
                          4

 ——        —    6