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CIVIL LIST
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CIVIL OFFICERS
 
 
 
 

CLAIMS
 

CLARKE, WILLIAM
 

CLERGY
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CLERKS OF COUNTIES

—But not to interfere with the rights of any persons
before acquired,
    Aliens having emigrated into this state since the adoption
of the constitution of the United States, and acquired
lands, or title thereto, and having afterwards
become naturalized, to enjoy such lands, &c. as if naturalized
at the time of acquisition,
—But not to interfere with the rights of any persons
before acquired,

    Of Baltimore, incorporated,

—Supplements,
—The charter extended with that of other banks,
with the proviso therein mentioned,
    See Farmers Bank of Maryland.

    Acts for the payment of the civil list and other expenses
of civil government—1800, ch. 38; 1801, ch. 38;
1802, ch. 104; 1803, ch. 33; 1804, ch. 88; 1805, ch. 103;
1806, ch. 37; 1807, ch. 162; 1808, ch. 68; 1809, ch. 147;
1810, ch. 100; 1811, ch. 105; 1812, ch. 192; 1813, ch.
183; 1815, ch. 194, 195; 1816, ch. 230; 1817, ch. 212;
1818, ch. 213.
    The tax of five per cent on lotteries appropriated to
the payment of the civil list, &c.

    To perform the same offices and duties in the county
courts then established, as before,
    Their commissions to be recorded by the clerk of
the council,
    Certain officers exempted in part from militia duty,

    Committee of—to make an allowance to clerks of
courts for certain services,

    Of Worcester county—money to be levied for his support,

    All claims to dispensation from punishment by benefit
of clergy for ever abolished,
—Persons convicted of any felony before deemed clergyable,
to be confined in the penitentiary not less than
one nor more than five years, except where otherwise
prescribed,
—Persons convicted of any felony before excluded
from the benefit of clergy, and not herein specified, to
be confined not less than 5 nor more than 20 years,
    Clergymen exempted from militia duty,

    The form of the bond to be executed by the clerks
of the several counties prescribed,
    Not lawful for them to receive fees until they have
entered into bond, with sufficient securities,
    Manner of entering judgment against county clerks,
and issuing execution to compel payment of money due
to the state,
—Default of payment for two successive terms, to
which the execution is reasonable, declared to be a misbehaviour 
in office, and liable to be prosecuted as
such,
—Neglect in making payment before the first day
of September, (then next) to be deemed a misbehaviour
in office,
    County clerks to make returns to the levy courts of
fines received by them from justices, being imposed on
witnesses for non attendance,

 1813       105
 
 

  1814        79

  ——        —

  1812      180
  1814        39
  1815      221

  1815      107
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

  1817      154  18
 

  1805        65  24

  ——        — 50
  1811      182    1

  1809      181    4

  1810          9
 

  1809      138   11
 
 

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  ——        — —
  1811      182    1
 

  1800        82    2

  ——        —    3
 

  ——        —    4
 

  ——        —    5

  ——        —    6
 

  1801        42