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1835.

LAWS ©F MARYLAND.

CHAP. 67.

going to deliver over to the jailor of Worcester county,

 

any person on commitment in any case civil or crimi-

 

nal.

Fee for assistance in commitment

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That whenever any con-

Taxed

stable shall find it necessary to summon any person on

 

commitment, he shall be required to summon a consta-

 

ble if there is one convenient, and whenever a consta-

 

ble or any other person shall be summoned for the

 

purpose of so aiding and assisting, he shall be entitled

 

to fifty cents as a compensation for his services, to be

 

taxed in the costs against the defendant.

 

CHAPTER 67.

Passed Feb. 19,1836

An act to prevent Swine and Geese going at large in

 

the Village of Piscataway.

Seized and impoun-ded

SECTION 1. Be it Enacted by the General Assembly

 

of Maryland, That from and after the passage of this

 

act, it shall be lawful for any constable of Piscataway,

 

Prince George's county, to seize and impound any

 

Geese or Swine he shall find going at large therein,

 

and it shall be the duty of said constable so seizing

Notice thereof

and impounding, immediately to set up notices thereof

 

at the most public places of said Village, for at least

 

three days, and to insert the marks and descriptions of

 

such geese or swine in said notices, and if the same are

 

not reclaime'd within five days after seizing and im-

Costs

pounding, and the expences of impounding and keep-

 

ing, to be allowed by a justice of the peace, paid,

 

together with the sum of fifty cents for every hog, and

 

twelve and a half cents for every goose, that the same

Sold

shall be publickly sold by the said constable giving

 

two days notice, in writing, of the time and place of

 

such sale, and the proceeds of such sale, shall be first

Proceeds applied

applied to the expense of impounding and keeping

 

them, and the surplus, one half thereof shall be paid

 

to the constable for his trouble, and the other half to

 

be applied under the discretion of any magistrate of

 

said Village to cleaning and repairing the streets of

 

said Village.



 
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