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QUAKERS

    Certain sales by executors may be confirmed on
hearing, or where bills may be taken pro confesso,

    Of Colleges and public schools, exempted in
part from militia duty,

    Robbery or larceny of, punishable in the same manner
as of goods and chattels,
    Any person convicted of forging or counterfeiting
any promissory note, or aiding, &c. or uttering or publishing
as true such note, to be deemed a felon, and confined
in the penitentiary not less than 5 nor more than
10 years,

    Qualification in voters, virtually abolished by a
change of the constitution,

—Qualification for appointment to offices, the
legislature, &c. repealed and abolished,

—Qualification for jurors repealed,
    An act for the valuation of real and personal property
in the several counties,

    On acquital, in a trial for misdemeanour, &c. or on
pleading guilty, and submission, the court may order
that no compensation for attendance of the prosecutor
be allowed,

    Provisions concerning the recording of proceedings
in the late provincial court,

    Punishment for burning any magazine of provisions,
    See Arson.

    Directed where persons entitled to take land at a 
valuation under the act to direct descents, may be absent,
—Relating to the property of deceased redemptioners,
—In any of the courts against nonresidents,

    To be taken in the money thereby made current, &c.
but the omission not to discharge the obligors,

    The govenor and council required to cause public
packets and letters to be forwarded to the different
counties; former acts repealed,

    Punishment for burning,
    See Arson.

                                                            Q.

    Persons authorised to sell ground in the city of Baltimore
belonging to the society of people called Quakers,
    Quakers, &c. and others, holding it unlawful to
take an oath on any occasion, allowed to make their 
solemn affirmation as a qualification for jurors, to be
of the same avail as an oath to all intents and purposes,
—The court to be first satisfied by testimony that
such person is one of those who profess to be conscientiously
scrupulous of taking an oath,
    All acts done, or to be done, by persons conscientiously
scrupulous of taking an oath, (as far as they relate

  1818      193    9

  1811      182    1
June 1812   9    2
 

 1 809      138    6
 
 

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  1809        83
Confirmed by
  1810        33
  1809      198
Confirmed by
  1810        18

  1812      178
 ——      191
 
 

  1809      138  24
 

  1817      119    1

  1809      138    8
 
 

  1802        94    3
  1817      126  11
  1818      133    1
 

  1812      135    4
 

  1816      241
 

  1809      138    8
 
 
 

  1804        49

  1809        62
  1815      182

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