ART. 10. ] DORCHESTER COUNTY. 533
ARTICLE X.

Dorchester County.

ALMSHOUSE. 25. Out pensioners. STATE'S ATTORNEY. 30. Fees. CAMBRIDGE. 33. Who may vote for town commissioner. CHURCH CREEK. 71. Incorporated. 75 Election of commissioners 76 Judges of election 77. Hour elections conducted, 78 President of board his duties. 79. Meetings of commissioners, vacan- cies 80. Clerk his duties. 81. Fines and forfeitures, how recovera- ble. 62. Limits of town. 83. Power to make by-laws, &c. 81. Bailiff his duties.

86. Power to lay out, &c, streets: dam- ages 86. Not to issue notes. &c., as currency. ELECTIONS — JUSTICES or THE PEACE AND CONSTABLES. 90 District No. 14 91 Number of districts fixed 02 District No 12 defined. 124 Number of justices of the peace and constables fixed additional justices in dis- trict No. 7 FEDERALSBURG. 113. Liquor not to be sold in or Dear Tillage. 114. Penalty. East NEW MARKET. 147. Incorporation authorized. 118 Election of commissioners. SLAUGHTER CREEK BRIDGE 149 County commissioners to regulate travel over, &c damage

ALMSHOUSE.

1862, c. 50 repeals section 25 of this article and substitutes the following:

SEC. 25. The trustees for the poor for Dorchester county may, out of the money so levied, keep any number of out-pensioners they may think proper,	1862, o, 50. Out-pensioners
provided, the amount paid therefor, in any one year, shall not exceed the sum of one thousand dollars, and that no out-pension shall be allowed to any per- son who is not a fit subject to be received into the almshouse. In force from January 17, 1862.	Proviso.

NOTE. —By 1804, c. 320 the county commissioners of Dorchester county are empowered to
cause to be built, se addition to the almshouse of said county, and to levy an assessment on
the taxable property of said county to pay for the same