MEDICAL COLLEGE
 
 
 
 
 
 

MEDICAL SOCIETY
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

MENONISTS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

MERCHANDISE

METHODISTS

    To be established in the city or precincts of Baltimore,

    A lottery authorised for its benefit,

—The College authorised to annex the other three
colleges or faculties, the four to constitute an University,
&c.
—The property not to be valued in the public assessment,

    No person, not then a practitioner of medicine or
surgery within the state, allowed to practice and receive
payment without a license agreeably to the act of
1798, ch. 105, under penalty of $50,
—To be recovered by indictment, half for the faculty,
and half for the informer,
—A supplementary act (1816, ch. 141,) repealed, 
—No person residing out of this state shall be permitted
to practice therein without being subject to the
same regulations and penalties as persons resident in
this state,
    The Medical Society of Maryland incorporated,

    Quakers, Menonists, Tunkers, and others holding
it unlawful to take an oath on any occasion, allowed
to make their solemn affirmation as a qualification
for jurors, to be of the same avail as an oath to all
intents and purposes,
—The court to be first satisfied by testimony that
such person is one of those conscientiously scrupulous
of taking an oath,
    All acts done or to be done by persons conscientiously
scrupulous of taking an oath, (as far as they relate
to serving as commissioners,) declared to be good and
available in law as if they had taken an oath,
    Menonists, &c. and persons scrupulous of bearing
arms, exempted in part from militia duty,
—Proof required from persons having conscientious
scruples by certificate,
—To be exempt (except when called into actual
service,) on the payment of three dollars annually,
—Manner of collecting the same,

—Not exempt from standing their draught,

    The declaration of rights and constitution altered
relating to the administration of oaths in certain
cases,

    Not to be valued for the public assessment,

    Penalty on erecting booths for selling liquor within
one mile of any Methodist meeting house in Talbot
county during the quarterly meeting,
    Power given to sell the lot therein mentioned,
    Penalty on erecting booths for selling liquor within
two miles of any camp or quarterly meeting in Worcester,
Kent, Allegany, Caroline or Cæcil counties,
—Same, in Queen-Anne's, Talbot, Montgomery,
and Somerset counties,
—Same, in Frederick county,
    A supplement, concerning the Maryland Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  See Church.
    Booths near the meeting, prohibited in Dorchester,
Cæcil, Kent, Allegany, Calvert, or Washington counties,
—Same, in Anne-Arundel county,
    So much of the public ground then occupied by the
meeting house in Annapolis, together with such addition

  1807        53
 ——      111
  1808        96
  1811      132
 

  1812      159
 ——        —  18
 
 

  1801        55    1

 ——        — —
  1813      130
 
 

 ——        —
  1816      109
 

  1809        62
  1815      182
 
 

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  1809      208
  1811      182    1
June 1812   9    2

  1811      182    1

 ——        —  12
 ——        —  44
 ——        —  18
June 1812   9    2
 

  1817        61
Confirmed by 
  1818      163

  1812      191    1

  1804        53
  1809      188

  1810        50

  1811      157
  1812        14

  1814        58

  1816        25
  1817      166