SOMERSET COUNTY
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SOWERS, JOHN

SPECIE
 
 

SPECIFIC ARTICLES
 

SPINNING WHEELS
 

SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS

    A Steam Company incorporated in Princess-Anne,
—Commissioners appointed for the regulation
and improvement of said town,
    The Somerset Manufacturing Company incorporated,
    A private road granted by the court in 1793, at the petition
of Waggaman and others, declared a public road,
    Money to be levied for paying the expense of a road
from Whittingham's bridge, &c.
    Real and personal property to be revalued and reassessed,
    Money to be levied for the support of Thomas Noble,
    The Rail Road Company of Somerset incorporated,
    The Somerset Lodge No. 49, of Free Masons, in
Princess-Anne, incorporated so as to hold certain real
property,
    Commissioners of the school fund appointed,

    Allowance to the trustees of the poor under the act
of 1785, ch. 57,
    The 11th section of the act of 1815, ch. 73, and the
act of 1816, ch. 135, concerning swine in Princess-Anne,
repealed,
    The act of 1815, ch. 26, for making a public landing
of Annamesset River repealed,
    The several acts authorising the levying of money
for the destruction of crows in Somerset county, repealed,
    Directions for the preservation of the breed of wild
Deer,
—Former acts where inconsistent repealed,
    Each judge of the orphans court allowed four dollars
for every day's attendance,
    The county court to be held on the fourth Monday
in May and November,
    An act to prevent swine going at large in the town
of Sailisbury,
—The act of 1801, ch. 3, where repugnant, repealed,
    Money raised under the act of 1817, ch. 74, to be
appropriated to the expenses of the county,
—The act of 1817, ch. 74, repealed,
    Salisbury Academy incorporated, &c.
    Declared unlawful to obstruct the navigation of the
rivers in Worcester and Somerset counties, by throwing
out ballast, or keeping wears, &c.
—Penalty imposed,
    Retailers, &c. not to sell liquor to any free negro or
mulatto or slave between sun set and sun rise, or on the
sabbath day, or to suffer them to be about their houses,
without a written order,
—The provisions of the act of 1817, ch. 227. declared
to be in force in Somerset county, &c.

    Of Baltimore county—money to be levied for his support,

    An act to facilitate the recovery of debts due from the
several banks of this state, and to compel the said
banks to pay specie for their note or forfeit their
charters,

    A distribution or sale of specific articles to be made
under the appointment of the orphans courts,

    Spinning wheels loaned or hired out, not to be taken
by distress for rent, or on execution for debt,

    Penalty on the keeper, or other persons, introducing
spirituous liquors in the penitentiary,
    For other matters, see Licenses.  Retailers.

 1815        52
 ——        73
  1817      101
  1815      118

  1816          2

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 ——        22
 ——      188
 ——      197

 ——      255
 ——      256    1
                          2

  1817        56

 ——      101

 ——      122

 ——      147

 ——      161
 ——        —    5

 ——      216

  1818        96

 ——      127
 ——        —    9

 ——      146
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 ——      149

 ——      153
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 ——      184    1

 ——        —    2

  1809        51
 
 

  1818      177
 

  1810        34    5
 

  1813      135
 

  1809      138  41