IDIOTS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

JERMAN, ESTHER
 

JERUSALEM
 
 
 
 

ILLEGAL FEES

IMPAIRING RECORDS

IMPORTATION
 
 
 
 
 

IMPRISONMENT

    In certain cases a sale may be ordered of the whole,
or more than may be necessary for the support of the
idiot or lunatic,
—The chancellor empowered to direct the application
of the money, and the funds in which it shall be
vested,
—Sales to be confirmed by the chancellor before
any conveyance, and bonds to be given by the trustee
empowered to sell,
—The sum remaining on the death of the lunatic,
shall belong to the person who would have been entitled
if the property had not been sold,
    The chancellor empowered on the application of any
trustee of a lunatic, idiot, &c. and receiving proof that
it is necessary or proper to confine such lunatic, idiot,
&c. to direct him to be sent to the hospital near the
city of Baltimore, if he can be there received, to remain
till further order,
—Empowered to send any lunatic, idiot, &c. to the
said hospital, who had before been sent to any hospital,
&c. in Philadelphia,
—The 7th section of the act of 1797, ch. 114, repealed,
    Where any person, entitled to make election of land
at the valuation, is an idiot, the person next entitled
may elect.  See Descents.

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

    A lottery authorised for repairing the Jerusalem
Church in Baltimore county,
    A lottery authorised for repairing the church in the
village of Jerusalem in Washington county,
    The trustees of the Jerusalem Church in Frederick
county incorporated,

    See Bribery.  Crimes.

    See Embezzling.

    By commanders of vessels from any foreign country
of any felon, convict, or slave, wilfully, or the bringing
in by any person, by land or water, from any foreign
country, of any negro or mulatto, with intent to sell
and dispose of such negro, &c. as a slave, to be punished
by confinement in the penitentiary not less than 1
nor more than 5 years,

    Under the act to regulate elections, &c.  See Elections,
 

    Under the act to restrain the evil practices arising
from negroes keeping dogs, and to prohibit them
from carrying guns or offensive weapons,
    Cause of, how to be certified, &c.  See Habeas Corpus,
    Punishment for arresting and imprisoning any free
person, or person entitled to freedom after a certain
age, knowingly, &c.  See Crimes.  Kidnapping.
    Bystanders interrupting any officer or soldier at muster
may be confined for the day, &c.
    Candidates, or other persons, who shall before or on
the day of any election under the act of 1805, ch. 97,
give or promise any gift or reward to secure any vote
or ballot, may be fined and imprisoned not exceeding
6 months, &c.
    Persons convicted of the misdemeanors therein mentioned;
as to public arms in the militia, subject to fine
and imprisonment not exceeding 60 days,

  1807        67    3

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  1802        94    4

  1808        23
 

  1808        29

  1809      132

  1813        92

  1809      138    8

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  1805        97  26
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  1806        81    3
  1809      125

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  1811      182  24
 
 

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May 1813 19  16