ARTICLE X.

	Dorchester	County.
	CONTENTS.
	ALMS-HOUSE— SEC.	CONSTABLES—	SEC.
	Trustees may keep out-pension-	Number of fixed..................	4
	ers................................ 1
	Limit to expenditure for....... 1	ELECTIONS—
		Number of districts fixed......	3
	ATTORNEY, STATE'S—	District number twelve defined	6
	Fees of regulated................. 7
		JUSTICES—
	CAMBRIDGE—	Number of fixed..................	4
	Who may vote for commis-
	sioners in........................ 2	STATE'S ATTORNEY—
		Pees of regulated.................	7

ALMS-HOUSE.

The Act of 1802, ch. 50, repeals section 25 of this article and substitutes the following:

SEC. 1. The trustees of the poor for Dorchester county may,
out of the money so levied, keep any number of out-pensioners
they may think proper; provided, the amount paid therefor, in
any one year, shall not exceed the sum of one thousand dollars,
and no out-pension shall be allowed to any person who is not
a fit subject to be received into the alms-house.

CAMBRIDGE.

The Act of 1802, ch. 01, repeals section 33 and substitutes the following:

2. The free white male inhabitants of said town, above the
age of twenty-one years, who have resided within the limits of
said town for one year next preceding the election, and free
white male persons above the age of twenty-one years, not resi-
dents of said town, having a freehold estate or leasehold pro-
perty for a term exceeding twenty-one years in said town, shall,
on the second Saturday of March annually, at the court-house in