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HORATIO SHARPE, Esq; Governor.
CHAP. XIX.
An ACT continuing an act, entitled, An act to make the testimony of
convicted
persons legal against convicted persons.
The act of 1751, ch. 11, is continued,
&c. as in the note under ch. 15. |
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CHAP. XX.
An ACT continuing an act, entitled, An act for the more effectual punishment
of
certain offenders,
and for taking from them the benefit of clergy.
The act of 1737, ch. 2, is continued
for seven years, &c. It was afterwards continued for seven years,
&c.
by the act of June, 1773, ch. 2. It was afterwards continued until
the end of the next session, by the act
of October, 1780, ch. 12; and for one year, &c. by the act of May,
1781, ch. 29; and for seven years
by the act of November, 1782, ch. 32. |
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CHAP. XXI.
An ACT continuing an act, entitled, An additional and explanatory act
to the act,
entitled, An act empowering the commissioners of the
county courts, to levy
and raise tobacco, to defray the necessary charges of
their counties and parishes.
The act of 1748, ch. 20, is continued
for seven years, &c. It was afterwards continued for seven
years, &c. by the act of June, 1773, ch. 2, and expired at the end
of that term. |
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CHAP. XXII.
An ACT continuing an act, entitled, An act relating to guardians and
orphans.
The act of 1758, ch. 4, is continued,
&c. as in the note under Ch. 15. |
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CHAP. XIII.
An ACT continuing an act, entitled, An act to prevent certain evils
and inconveniencies
attending the sale of strong liquors, and running horse
races near the
yearly meetings of the people called quakers, and to
prevent the tumultuous
concourse of negroes and other slaves during the said
meetings; and also one
other act, entitled, An act to amend and explain an
act, entitled, An act to prevent
certain evils and inconveniencies attending the sale
of strong liquors, and
running horse races near the yearly meetings of the
people called quakers, and
to prevent the tumultuous concourse of negroes and other
slaves during the said
meetings.
The acts of 1747, ch. 17, and 1752,
ch. 14, are continued for seven years, &c. They were afterwards
continued for seven years, &c. by the act of June 1773, ch. 7, and
for seven years, &c. by the act of October
1780, ch. 12. |
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CHAP. XXIV.
An ACT continuing an act, entitled, An act to exempt persons appearing
at musters,
from arrests in civil cases.
The act of 1748, ch. 1, is continued,
&c. as in the note under ch. 15. |
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CHAP. XXV.
An ACT continuing an act, entitled, An act for punishment of horse
stealers, and
other offenders.
The act of 1744, ch. 20, is continued, &c.
as in the note under ch. 15. |
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CHAP. XXVI.
An ACT continuing an act, entitled, An act for destroying wolves in
Frederick
county.
The act of 1751, ch. 3, is continued,
&c. as in the note under ch. 21. |
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CHAP. XXVII.
An ACT continuing an act, entitled, An act for repairing the public
roads in this
province, and the supplementary act thereto.
The acts of 1753, ch. 16, and 1754,
ch. 12, are continued for three years, &c. They were afterwards
continued for seven years, &c. by the act of 1769, ch. 2, and expired
with the session of February, 1777;
but by the act of March, 1778, ch. 6, they were revived and continued for
seven years, &c. and by the act
of 1785, ch. 77, they are continued for seven years further, &c. |
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