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business require it, for a period not exceeding four
days at any one term, and to which terms all pro-
cess shall be made returnable.

In force from February 20, 1362.

RECORDS BURNT.

1867, c. 234 repeals all acts or parts of acts inconsistent with its provisions and
enacts as follows. The previous acts, on the same subject, are 1862, c. 281: 1864,
c. 133 and 1865, c. 146.

140. George H. Carman is hereby appointed a com- missioner of records for the purpose of restoring and re-establishing such of the records, indexes, dockets and papers in the office of the clerk of the circuit court for Baltimore county as have been either wholly or partially destroyed by fire, and to make such indexes as may be necessary for the same, who, before he enters upon the duties required and au- thorized by this act, shall take and subscribe the following oath or affirmation before some judge of a court of record in said county, which oath or affir- mation, certified by the said judge, shall be recorded	1807, 0. 234, 8. 1. Commissioned to restore, &c.
among the proceedings of the said commissioner : I, George H. Carman, do make oath on the holy evan- gely of Almighty God (or affirm as the case may be,) that I will well and truly execute and perform the duties prescribed and required to be performed by me as commissioner under an act entitled, an act to provide for the restoration of the records, indexes, dockets and papers destroyed or injured by fire in the office of the clerk of the circuit court for Balti- more county, so help me God.	His oath
141. The said commissioner shall keep an accu- rate and detailed record of his proceedings, which record shall upon the close of the commission be certified by the said commissioner under his hand and seal and be by him delivered to the clerk of the circuit court for Baltimore county to be by 24	Ibid s. 2 To keep record of proceedings.