NOTARY PUBLIC
 
 
 

NOTES
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NOTICE
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NOTTINGHAM
 
 

NUISANCES
 
 
 

NUNCUPATIVE WILL

    Letters of attorney for acknowledging deeds may be
proved before a notary public of the state where they
shall be executed,
    Acknowledgments of final discharges to trustees
may be made before a notary public,

    For Tobacco—directions for their delivery by inspectors,
—When to be a tender on contracts, &c.
—Punishment for forging tobacco notes, &c.
 

    Provision as to tobacco notes lost,
    See Tobacco Inspection.
    Punishment for forging bank notes, &c.
—For forging promissory notes,
    See Crimes, &c.
    Bank notes under five dollars, and between five and
ten dollars, prohibited to be issued after the expiration
of the then charters,
    Proceedings to compel the banks to pay specie for
their notes,
    See Banks.

    To be given by the sheriffs of elections,
—Of applications by insolvent debtors,

    When draughts of the militia are called out, notice
to be given by writing, delivered or left at the place of
abode,
    Notice of sales on executions prescribed,

    Notice directed on commission to make partition of
an intestate's estate, where any of the parties reside out
of the state,
    Notice to be given by commissioners on application
to open public roads, &c.
    On petitions against nonresidents, notice to be given
by advertisement,

    In Prince-George's county, to be laid out anew, &c.
    The Nottingham Library Company in Cæcil county,
incorporated,

    To be removed from the precincts and neighbourhood
of Baltimore,
—By fish dams, &c. in Monocacy, to be abated, &c.
    An act to prevent nuisance in the neighbourhood of
fisheries on the river Susquehanna, &c.

    No nuncupative will hereafter made to be good,
(where the estate bequeathed shall exceed £300,) that
is not proved by the oaths of three witnesses at least,
present at the making thereof,
—Nor unless it be proved that the testator at the 
time bid the persons present, or some of them, bear
witness that such was his will, or to that effect,
—Nor unless the same were made in the time of the
last sickness of the deceased in his dwelling house,
where resident for ten days or more next before the
making thereof, except where he was surprized or taken
sick from home, and died before his return,
    Six months after the speaking, no testimony to be
received to prove the same, except the said testimony,
or the substance, were committed to writing within
six days after the meeting,
    But any soldier being in actual military service, or
any mariner at sea, may dispose of his moveables, wages
and personal estate, as before the passing of this act,

  1813      104    2

  1816     134    1

  1801        63  18
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                        27
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  1809      138    6
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  1812      134    4

  1818       177
 

  1805        97  35
 ——      110    2
                        21
 

May 1813 19    8
  1813      102    7
  1816      129

  1814      109    7

  1818        89    3

 ——      133    1

  1805      114
  1815      144
  1817      157
 

  1802        95
  1806        79    2

  1810        95
 
 

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