NICOLITES

NOBLE, THOMAS
 

NOBLE, THOMAS

NOMINATION
 

NONCOMMISSIONED
          OFFICERS
 

NON COMPOS MENTIS

NONRESIDENTS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NONSUIT
 

NON SUM INFORMATUS
 
 

NOSE
 

NOTARY PUBLIC

    See Quakers.

    And others, of Worcester county—money to be levied
for their support,

    Of Somerset county—Same,

    See Constitution.  Governor.

    In the militia—to be appointed by the captains, &c.
—Penalty on their neglect or refusal to do the duties
after acceptance,
—Allowance to them for giving notice of meetings,

    See Idiots.  Lunatics.

    Proceedings in chancery on bills for specific performance,
when it cannot be ascertained if they are living,
&c.  See Chancery.
    Conveyances by nonresidents may be acknowledged
before commissioners or by letters of attorney,
—Provision as to feme coverts residing out of the
state,
    Bail may be required from nonresidents in actions
of trespass,
    Notice of petitions against nonresidents to be given
by advertisement,
    The provisions of the 5th section of the act of 1797,
ch. 114, extended to cases where all the persons reside
out of the state,

    To be suffered by a plaintiff arresting any inhabitant
of the state out of the county where he resides,
 

    The chief justice, or either of the associates, may out
of court direct judgements to be entered on non sum invormatus,
—Each of the judges out of court to have the same
power as those justices,

    Punishment for slitting, cutting or biting off,

    The governor and council to appoint and commission
a competent number, (in addition to those then
appointed,) as notaries public, for the state, to reside in
such places as the commissions shall direct,
—Provided that there shall not be more than four
to reside within the city and county of Baltimore,
—No person shall be commissioned, who is not a
citizen of the United States, and shall not have resided
within this state two years previous to his appointment,
    Notaries empowered to administer oaths, &c. in
matters incident to their office,
—To receive the proof or acknowledgment of instruments
relating to commerce, and to make protests under
seal, &c.
—To keep registers and give certified copies,
    In case of the death of any notary, his register, and
other public papers, to be lodged with the county clerks,
who may sue for the same,
—Such papers not liable to be taken in execution,
    The notaries to provide notarial seals, with the name,
office and residence, &c. engraved,
—To take an oath of office,
—Their fees prescribed, to be paid at the time of the
service, and mileage in certain cases,

—May perform certain acts in other counties,

  1814       30

  1816      188
 
 

  1811      182  13

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  1804      107

  1807      154

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  1812        24

  1813      133    1

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  1801        74  11
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  1805        65  13

  1809      138    4
 
 

  1801        86    2

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