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ESTATE OF CRIMINALS
 
 
 

ETCHERSON, JAS.
 

ETCHING
 

EVIDENCE

            INDEX TO THE LAWS.
 

    In case of an infant's death under age, without lawful
issue, the proceeds of sale under this act to be considered
as real estate, and descend as such,
    Leasehold estates of infants may be sold by guardians
under the authority of the orphans court,

    And others, of Prince-George's countymoney to
be levied for their support,

    In imitation of a bank note, &c. punishment of.  See
Crimes, &c.

    The testimony of inspectors of tobacco to be admitted
in cases of forged notes, false packing, &c.
    Slaves shall in all cases in which a free negro or mulatto,
or other person of colour, free or freed, is charged
with stealing goods or receiving stolen goods, be
admitted to give evidence for or against the accused,
    The party prosecuted for a libel may give the truth
of the matter charged in evidence under the general
issue, by way of justification,
    Proof required of letters of attorney for the acknowledgment
of deeds,
    In criminal prosecutions against any negro or slave,
or mulatto descended from a white woman, or any negro 
or mulatto free or freed, the testimony of any negro
or mulatto slave, or of any mulatto descendant
from a white woman, or of any negro or mulatto free
or freed, may be received in evidence for or against
them,
    An approver shall never be admitted in any case
whatever,
    Copies under seal of the records of receipts, final
discharges, &c. to executors, administrators and guardians,
to be admitted as evidence,
    Deeds for the manumission of slaves, which had
been acknowledged and recording according to the act
of 1796, ch. 67, declared valid, although not evidenced
by two or more witnesses,
    A copy of any such deed, duly attested, to be good
evidence thereof,
Rights of purchasers saved,
    Copies from any of the books, papers, &c. in the
possession of the register of the land office, (not matter
of record,) to be received in evidence, when attested
under seal, to have the same effect as the originals,
    The sentence of a foreign court, &c. not to be conclusive
evidence of any facts, &c. therein contained,
except of the acts and doings of such court, &c.
    Letters testamentary or of administration, granted in
the District of Columbia, or a copy certified under the
seal of the authority granting the same, shall be sufficient
evidence to prove the granting thereof, &c.
    Copies of final discharges, &c. to trustees, attested
under the seal of office, to be admitted as evidence,
    Convicts confined in the penitentiary, may be admitted
as witnesses where persons confined therein are on
trial, for an offence committed while thus confined,
both for and against,
    Certificates by county clerks as therein directed to
be evidence of the receipt and delivery of process to
sheriffs, &c.
Evidence required as to the return by the sheriffs,
    Directions concerning the evidence in prosecutions
against retailers of liquors in the counties therein mentioned,
suffering negroes, &c. to be in their store houses
between sun-set and sun-rise,

Session.  Ch. S.
 
 
 

  1816       154    9

       203    2

  1817        99
 

  1809      138    6
 

  1801        63  27
 

       109
 

  1803        54
  1807      154    2
  1813      104    2
 
 
 
 

  1808        81

  1809      138  10

       108    2
 

  1810        15    1

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  1812        82

  1813      164
 
 

       165

  1816      134
 

  1817        72    2

       139    8
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       227    4


 
 
 

 
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