ALLEGANY COUNTY
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ALLEN, JEMIMA,
 

ALLEN, JOHN,
 

ALLEN, RICHARD,
 

ALMS HOUSE
 
 

ALTERING RECORDS

AMENDMENT
 

    A company incorporated for making a turnpike road
from the junction of the North and South Branches of
the Potomac, through Skipton, and thence to Cumberland,
    The Register of the Land Office for the Western
Shore directed to enter amongst the records the certificate
therein mentioned, purporting to be a survey of a
tract of land commonly called Lord Baltimore's Manor,
on the Great Glades in Allegany county,
    Part of Cherry Alley in Cumberland, vacated, &c.
    The allowance to the sheriff for supporting persons
in gaol increased,
    The militia not subjected to the discipline of infantry,
and to be trained as riflemen,
—Liable only to be called out in companies, once
in June, and once in October,
—In other respects subject to militia laws,
—Not to extend to companies in Cumberland, or the
greatest part of whom are residents thereof,
    The proceedings of the Orphans Court in 1818, when
J. Scott acted as a judge, confirmed,
    A supplement to the act for the more effectual collection
of the county charges, (1796, ch. 8,)
    A bank to be established by the name of The North
and South Branch of Potomac, at Old Town,

    Of Prince-George's county, money to be levied for her
support,

    The exclusive property in the wharf therein mentioned,
in Frederick town, Cecil county, vested in him,

    And his wife, of Anne-Arundel county, money to be
levied for their support,

    In Baltimore county, powers vested in the levy court,
&c.
—Property to be leased or exchanged,

    
    See Records.

    Or plea of new matter by executors, &c. required by
the alteration of the law, continuance allowed for,
    The amendment to the constitution proposed by congress
to the several states respecting the manner of
electing the president and vice president of the United
States, ratified,
—Same respecting the acceptance of titles of nobility,
    The courts of law empowered to allow amendments
in all proceedings before verdict, so as to bring the merits
fairly to trial,
—If made after the jury is sworn, a juror to be withdrawn,
—The adverse party to have time to prepare, but the
case not to be continued unless the court shall be satisfied
that it is necessary,
—Costs to be allowed as the court shall think just,
    Writs of error, when there is a variance or other
defect, may be amended by the record,
    Judgment on verdict not to be stayed or reversed for
any defect of form or substance in any writ, or for any
variance, or for defects in any count in the declaration,
so that there be one good count,
—If there appears to be sufficient matter of substance
in the record on appeal, &c. to enable the court of appeals
to proceed thereon, the same shall not be reversed
or dismissed for want of form, but the court may

1816      220
 
 

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  1817        54

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  1818      178

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  1818      188
 

  1812        60
 

  1814      115
 

  1805        95
  1807        46
 
 
 

  1802      101  10
 
 

  1803        65
  1810      162
 

  1809      153    1
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