MISBEHAVIOUR
MITCHELL, JOHN
MITCHELL, URIAH
MONOCACY
MONEY
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY |
INDEX TO THE LAWS.
to be a misbehaviour in office, and liable to be prosecuted
as such,
—Neglect by county clerks to make payment of
public money before the first day of September then
next declared a misbehaviour in office,
Where county clerks after judgment,
shall not pay
the money to the treasurer for two successive terms to
which execution shall be returnable, declared to be a
misbehaviour within the meaning of the constitution,
and to be prosecuted as such,
Conviction of a clerk or register
of neglect or refusal
to provide the book, or to make the transcripts herein
required, to be deemed and taken as evidence of misbehaviour
in office, for which he may be removed,
Of Prince-George's county—money to
be levied for
his support,
Of Prince-George's county—Same,
Fish dams, or other devices for catching
fish below
the mouth of Pipe Creek, declared nuisances,
—Penalty for erecting them and damages to be recovered,
&c.
A lottery authorised for building
a bridge,
A lottery authorised for making a permanent
bridge,
A company incorporated to make a turnpike
road
from the mouth of Monocacy to intersect the Baltimore
and Frederick turnpike road,
An act for establishing and building
a bridge over
Monocacy river, in Frederick county,
Of account of this state, to be expressed
in the same
manner as that of the United States, &c.
See Current Money.
Not to be valued for the public assessment,
A supplement to the act of 1797, ch.
21, to levy money
for building a new gaol,
Money to be levied for the support
of Elizabeth
Gates,
The road from the mouth of Monocacy
to George-Town,
through the lands of L. Luckett, to be reviewed,
A road to be laid out from J. Orme's
to intersect the
main road from W. Darne's to Montgomery court
house,
A further supplement to the act of
1797, ch. 21—the
prisoners to be removed to the new gaol—the old gaol
to be sold, &c.
Money to be levied for the support
of E. and M.
Bright,
Montgomery county excepted from the
3d section
of the inspection law concerning places for tobacco
warehouses,
Money to be levied for the support
of A. Sutherland,
The town of Rockville erected, &c.
Money to be levied for the support
of James Haney,
—Same—for the support of Sarah Eastern,
—Same—for the support of John Draper,
—Same—for the support of Anne Mills,
—Same—for the support of N. Smith,
A road to be opened from Westminster
to the city
of Washington, &c. through Montgomery county,
Money to be levied for the support
of Elizabeth
Oden and Elizabeth Randall,
An act to encourage the destruction
of crows, |
Session. Ch. S.
1800 82
5
—— —
6
1809 127
5
1817 119
9
1812
20
1816
57
1809
79
—— —
1807
16
1810 124
1811 135
1815 162
1817 126
1812 135
2
—— 191
1
1800
51
—— 73
1801
33
—— 34
—— 36
—— 41
—— 63
3
—— 67
—— 76
1802
28
1802
10
—— 50
—— 61
1803
17
—— 39
—— 53
1812
92
1803
86
—— 96 |
