CERTIFICATES OF
          STRAYS

CERTIFICATES

CERTIFICATES

CERTIFICATES OF
          MONEY
 
 
 

CERTIFICATES
 
 

CERTIORARI
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CHAIN CARRIERS
 
 

CHALLENGE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CHANCELLOR

    Fees allowed on to justices of the peace,

    Of good character, required to enable free negroes to
sell corn, &c.

    Of freedom.  See negroes and Slaves.

    Robbery or larceny of—certificates of this or any state,
or the United States, punishable as of goods and chattels,
    Punishment for forging any certificate, whereby money
may be drawn from the treasury, or being concerned
in writing, &c. or passing the same knowingly,

    Or plots and reports of roads, to be returned to the
county courts, on application for opening, straightening,
or shutting up, public roads,

    Where, on the allowance of the writ, the record had not
been transmitted, the same to be retained, &c. in the
county courts then established,
    On the allowance of any writ of certiorari to remove
proceedings, under the act for the speedy recovery of
lands and tenements, or in cases of forcible entry, &c.
bond to be given in the penalty, and with security, as
adjudged by the court, &c. for payment of costs and
damages,

    May be qualified by the surveyors, or their deputies,
—To be free white male persons above the age of
twenty-one,

    The right of challenge to the array or polls, or to
any juror, for cause, not to be taken away, by the provision
extending the benefit of struck juries to criminal
cases,
    Directions concerning challenges,
    The right to challenge the array or polls, &c. not
taken away by the act concerning crimes and punishments,
    No challenge allowed for want of foreigners on the
pannel or jury returned,
    In cases of felony the accused to have the right to
challenge the same number of jurors as before the passage
of the act of 1809, ch. 138,
—The parts of that act inconsistent herewith repealed,

    Authorised to execute the powers vested in the state's
agent by the act of 1798, ch. 82, relative to deeds to
purchasers of the Choptank Indian lands in Dorchester
county,
—To execute deeds to the purchasers of confiscated
property under this act, as for such property before
disposed of,
    Directions in cases where the chancellor might
be interested or have been counsel.  See Chancery.
    The returns of elections for delegates to the general
assembly, and for electors of the senate, to be
made to the chancellor, enclosed to the governor and
council,
    The chancellor empowered on application of persons
claiming lands under deeds from the former commissioners
of confiscated property, and on proof of an
equitable title, to execute deeds in the name of the state,
    Any person committed, &c. may, in vacation, complain
to the chancellor, &c. who may award Habeas 
Corpus,

  1801       74   30
 

  1805        80    2
 
 

  1809      138    6
 

 ——        —    8
 
 

  1818        89    1
 

  1805        65  42
 
 
 

  1816      187

 1811       100

 ——        —
 
 
 

  1802        69
  1809      138  13
 ——        —  14
  1816        45

  1809      138  15
 

  1816        45
 ——        —
 

  1802        45
 

 ——      100   11
  1805        65  19
  1806        55
  1811      189

  1805        97  15
 ——        —  19
 

 ——        99

  1809      125    2
  1813      175