ELKTON
ELLIOTT, MARY
EMBEZZLEMENT
EMBEZZLING RECORDS,
&c.
EMBRACERY
EMIGRANTS |
INDEX TO THE LAWS.
—Part of the act of 1793, ch. 42, repealed,
A lottery authorised to purchase a
fire engine,
—Same, for finishing the academy, purchasing philosophical
apparatus, and paving and improving the streets,
Commissioners appointed to meet and
bound the
town and return a plot,
The Elkton Bank of Maryland incorporated,
&c.
The Elkton Library Company incorporated,
The Elk and Christiana Turnpike Company
incorporated,
&c.
The Elkton and Susquehanna Turnpike
Bridge
Company incorporated,
A lottery authorised for building a
Masonic Hall,
The town's school erected into an academy,
Of Anne-Arundel county—Money to be
levied for
her support,
Any director, officer, or other person,
holding any
share or capital in the Farmers Bank of Maryland,
who shall commit any fraud or embezzlement touching
the money or property, shall be liable to be prosecuted
by indictment, and on conviction shall, (besides
the remedy by action in the name of the president, &c.)
forfeit all his share of stock in the said bank to the
company,
—The Frederick-town Branch Bank of the Farmers
Bank to be governed by the same rules, &c.
A provision similar to that of the
Farmers Bank as
to the Elkton bank of Maryland,
—Same as to the Farmers Bank of Somerset and
Worcester,
—Same as to the Cumberland Bank of Alleghany,
—Same as to the Bank of Somerset,
—Same as to the Bank of Caroline,
—Same as the Centreville Bank of Maryland,
—Same as to the Farmers Bank of Leonard-town,
—Same as to the Frederick County Bank,
—Same as to the Planters Bank of Prince-George's
County,
Every person convicted of embezzling,
rasing, &c.
any will, patent, deed, &c. or record, or parcel
thereof,
within this state, whereby any right may be defeated,
to be confined in the penitentiary not less than
three nor more than seven years,
Every embracer, procuring a juror to
take gain or
profit for rendering his verdict, and every juror taking
such gain, on conviction to be confined in the penitentiary
not less than 1 nor more than 6 years, and to be
disqualified to serve on juries for ever thereafter,
Before the adoption of the constitution
of the United
States, and continuing inhabitants, entitled to hold
real estate, &c. See Citizens.
Emigrants since the adoption of the
said constitution,
and who had acquired lands or title thereto, and afterwards
become naturalized at the time of acquisition,
—Not to interfere with rights before acquired, |
Session. Ch. S.
1802
79 3
1804
33
1807 102
1808 104
1810
51
1811 163
1815 148
1816
39
1818 147
1812
80
—— 133
1814
22
1817
88
1816 179
—— 182
1817
27
1817 20
1803
59
1804
61 27
1807
38 2
1810
51 23
1811 193 21
—— 207 22
1813
32 22
—— 81
22
—— 21
24
—— 38
24
—— 93
22
1818 171
5
1809 138
8
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1813 105
1814
79
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