INSURANCE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

INSURRECTION
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

INTEREST

    The Marine Insurance Company incorporated, &c.
    The Chesapeake Insurance Company incorporated
for the insurance of ships, &c.
—Empowered to make insurances against fire and
on lives,
    The act to incorporate the Maryland Insurance
Company (1795, ch. 60,) continued to the 1st of February
1820, &c.
    The Baltimore Fire Insurance Company incorporated,
&c.
    The Baltimore Insurance Company empowered to
invest its funds in bank or road stock, or any other
stocks or funds,
    All kinds of insurance against fire, or on lives, or
on inland transportation of goods, &c. thereafter made
by any body corporate of any foreign state, kingdom
or country, or by any copartnership of foreigners, or
by any person not residing in this state, or authorised
by a law thereof, or some one of the United States, or
of the territories thereof, declared null and void,
—Persons making or renewing such insurance to
forfeit $500, one half to the informer, and the other to
the state, to be recovered by action of debt,
    Insurance on lottery tickets punishable by fine,
    See Fines.  Lotteries
    The Patapsco Insurance Company incorporated,
&c.
    The Universal Insurance Company incorporated, &c.
    The Commercial Insurance Company incorporated,
&c.
    The Phœnix Fire Insurance Company of Maryland
incorporated,

    Punishment for raising or conspiring to raise, &c.
    See Crimes, &c.  Negroes and Slaves.
    The governor authorised at his discretion to arm such
portions of the militia as from their particular situations
may be most exposed to invasion or insurrection,
    Measures to be taken for calling out the militia in
case of insurrection or invasion, or threats thereof,
—They may be ordered out when any two justices
shall require and state in writing that they have good
reason to believe that the peace and quiet of the state
is likely to be endangered,
—Same, by the judges of Baltimore city court, when
the peace and quiet of the state is likely to be endangered,

    Judgments on verdicts to carry interest on the damages
as in cases of confession,
—Same as to judgments for small debts,
    The bonds given by persons electing to take the estate
at a valuation under the act to direct descents, to
bear interest from the date of the election,
    All judgments by default to carry interest in the same
manner as those upon the finding of a jury,
    The surplus interest from the sale of infants lands to
be vested in stock, &c.
—On the sale of a reversion, the annual interest to
be paid to the tenant for life,
    Interest to be paid on debts due from the several
banks,
    See Banks.
    Money received by administrators as interest on sales
to be considered as assets,
    See Administrators.

  1804       60

 ——        77

  1813      101

  1804      106
  1807        68
  1808        48
 

  1807        70
 
 
 
 

  1809      103    1

 ——        —    2
 ——      154
 

  1813        55
 ——        66

  1815        78

  1816        16

  1809      138    2

June 1812   5 

May 1813 19    3
 
 

 ——        — —

  1816      193  18
 

  1809      153    4
 ——        —    5

 ——      160    6

  1811      161    5

  1816      154    6

 ——        —  13

  1818      177    3

 ——      217    1