OFFICERS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

OFFICERS IN THE
        MILITIA
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
 

O'HARA, SUSAN
 

ONIONS, ANNE

ORDINARY KEEPERS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ORPHALINE CHARITY
              SCHOOL
ORPHANS

ORPHANS COURTS

—His duty under the act respecting such writs,
and forfeiture for refusal,
    See Habeas Corpus.
    Officers judicial and executive of the United States
exempted from militia duty,
—Same as to custom house officers and port officers,
—Same as to state officers as therein mentioned,
    Provision for the collection of officers fees in case of
the death, &c. of the sheriffs, before the periods therein
stated,
    In all appointments to be hereafter made it shall
be the duty of the governor to nominate, and by and
with the consent of the governor to nominate, and by and
with the consent of the council, appoint all such officers
as are directed to be appointed by the executive,
either by the constitution or laws of this state,

    See Militia.

    Lands in Allegany county granted to officers and soldiers
not subject to sale for taxes whilst remaining in
possession of the original grantees, their heirs or devisees,

    Of Anne-Arundel county—money to be levied for her
support,

    Of Prince-George's county—same,

    Ordinary licenses in Baltimore directed to be granted
by the criminal court,
    Monies collected in Baltimore and Annapolis to be
paid into the treasury,
—Part of 1784, ch. 69, and ch. 49, repealed,
    In all cases of application to the Baltimore city court
for ordinary licenses, it shall be in their discretion to
grant or refuse the same,
—The penalty for selling without license increased,
    During the recess of the county courts, the clerks
empowered, when no associate judge resides in the county,
to grant permits in all cases where an associate justice
could, and in the same manner,
—The money to be paid and accounted for as for
other licenses, and recognizance filed, &c.
—The 47th clause of the act of 1805, ch. 56, repealed,
    NOTE.  By the 9th section of the act of June 1780, ch. 8, " for sinking
the quota required by Congress of this State of the bills of credit
emitted by Congress," duties on ordinary licenses were to be received
by the clerks of the several counties, and by them accounted
for, and a commission of 4 per cent. to be allowed to them.

    Incorporated, &c. in Baltimore,

    See Guardians.

    Proceedings revived in Talbot and St. Mary's counties,
    The register authorised to pass accounts under 50
dollars,
    Sheriffs bonds, where they had not been given, directed
to be taken before the 1st of January, 1807, by
the justices of the orphans courts,
    Sheriffs bonds that had been taken by them, declared
valid as if by the judges of the common law courts,
&c.

  1809    125    1

  1811      182    1
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June 1812  9    2

  1817      199

  1817      189
Confirmed by
  1818      159
 
 
 
 
 

  1812      191  38
 

  1813      148

  1812        39
 

  1804        65    2

 ——        93
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  1816      193  14
 ——        —  15
 

 ——      242

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  1807      145
 
 

  1800          2
                    3
  1802      101    4

  1805        10    2
 

  1806        14