SCIRE FACIAS
SCOTT, MARGARET
SCOTT, ZACHARIAH
SEALS
SECURITIES
SENATE
SENATE OF THE
UNITED STATES
SENTENCE
SERVANTS AND
SLAVES |
INDEX TO THE LAWS.
On decision against the petitions of
insolvent debtors
a scire facias not necessary to revive judgments
suspended,
Scire facias, when to be issued
against banks,
See Banks.
Of Saint Mary's county—money to be
levied for her
support,
Of Prince-George's county—same,
Seals to be provided by public notaries,
with their
names, &c. engraved, to be affixed to their protests,
&c.
A seal to be made and used by the board
of examiners
of pilots,
Every person convicted of counterfeiting
the great
seal of the state, or that of any county court, or any
other public seal, and using the same, or of stealing
any of them, or being in possession and wilfully concealing
them, to be confined in the penitentiary not
less than five nor more than ten years,
Counter security, how to be obtained,
from administrators
and guardians,
See Administrators.
Securities of deceased clerks or registers
to cause the
former judgments, decrees, &c. to be recorded,
Securities of a sheriff who has given
bond, when empowered,
on his death, to complete the collection of officers
fees,
A copy of the levy lists to be sent
to the senate annually
by the county clerks,
The 45th article of the constitution,
which made
field-officers of the militia ineligible as delegates,
repealed
and abolished,
The property qualification for the
legislature, and
for electors of the senate, repealed and abolished,
The senators for this state to be elected
by the joint
ballot of both branches of the legislature,
—The persons qualified, having a majority of all
the attending members in both branches, to be declared
duly elected,
—One to be always an inhabitant of the eastern,
and the other of the western shore,
—To be commissioned in the usual form,
Of death, not to be executed in less
than twenty days
after the judgment,
An act relating to runaway servants
and slaves,
Negroes, &c. bound for a term
of years, running
away, may be adjudged to serve a further time, &c.
Negroes prohibited from keeping dogs
or carrying
guns, &c.
See Negroes and Slaves.
Where a slave or servant is convicted
and sentenced
to death or to the penitentiary, the court shall value
the time of such servant, such value to be levied on
the county, and paid to the owner,
Deeds for the manumission of slaves,
which had been
acknowledged and recorded according to the act of 1796,
declared valid, &c. though not evidenced by two or
more witnesses, |
Session. Ch. S.
1814 122
2
1818 177
4
1818
53
—— 67
1801 86
4
7
1803
63 4
1809 138
2
1807 136
1817 119
5
—— 199
2
1801
74 27
1809
65
Confirmed by
1810
78
1809 198
Confirmed by
1810
18
1809
22
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—— —
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—— 138 10
1802
96
1804
90
1806
81
1809 138 21
1810
15 1 |