MURDER
MUSICIANS
MUSTER
MUTE
NANTICOKE RIVER
NATURALIZATION
NAVAL STORES
NAVIGATION
NEGROES & SLAVES |
INDEX TO THE LAWS.
in the penitentiary not less than 5 nor more
than 18 years,
Every person convicted of an assault,
with intent to
murder, &c. to be sentenced to confinement in the
penitentiary
not less than 2 nor more than 10 years,
Every person, his aiders, &c.
convicted of the crime
of breaking a dwelling house in the day time, with intent
to commit murder, &c. thereon, or of breaking a
store house, warehouse, or other out house, in the day,
with an intent to commit murder, &c. therein, to
be
sentenced to confinement in the penitentiary not less
than 2 nor more than 10 years,
In the militia; provisions concerning,
See Militia.
Of militia; directions concerning,
Officers, &c. going to, at, and
returning from muster,
privileged from arrest for civil matters,
Where persons indicted of treason or
felony shall
stand mute, or will not answer, the court shall proceed
to trial or judgment as if they had pleaded not guilty,
N.
In Dorchester county; the navigation
of the north
west branch to be preserved,
—A bridge to be built over, at the Rising Sun,
Where a free white male female being
an alien, intermarries
with a citizen of the United States, and resides
therein, such female to have all the privileges, &c.
of a
native born citizen, so as to hold and acquire lands,
tenements, &c. and to transfer them as if born therein,
All free white persons who emigrated
or settled within
this state before the adoption of the constitution of
the United States, and had continued inhabitants,
deemed and declared to be entitled to all the immunities
of natural born citizens, so as to hold real estate,
and transfer the same, &c.
See Citizens.
Aliens having emigrated into this
state since the adoption
of the constitution of the United States, and acquired
lands or title thereto, and having afterwards become
naturalized, to enjoy such lands, &c. as if naturalized
at the time of acquisition,
—But not to interfere with rights before acquired,
Punishment for burning, or any magazine
thereof.
See Arson.
The discount or prizes in lotteries
to be appropriated
to improving the navigation of the waters of the
state, &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 with the receipt of stolen
goods, be admitted to give evidence for or against the
person accused,
Citizens of this state owning slaves
hired or employed
in the part of the District of Columbia east of the |
Session. Ch. S.
1809 138
4
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5
1811 182 34
35
36
37
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8
9
10
13
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21
1809 138 12
1807 155
1818 154
1813 100
—— 105
1814
79
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1809 138
8
1817 154 18
1801 109 |