44 CONSTABLES. [Art. 23.

Sec sec. 21, of article 11, " Attorneys. "
Sec also the following acts:

1861. c. 43, to enable A. Lingan Jarrett, comptroller, to enter into bond
and qualify.

1862. c. 23, and 1864, c. 401, relating to redemption of "stamps. "

1863. c. 37, authorizing the comptroller to examine and settle accounts
of clerks in the several tobacco warehouses; and repealing the act therein
referred to.

1862, c. 169, and 1872, c. 70, authorizing the comptroller to adjust and
settle the accounts of inspectors of grain in the city of Baltimore.

1868, c. 210, relating to settling and adjusting claims. (See sec. 21, of
article 11, " Attorneys. " )

1868, c. 223, authorizing the comptroller to invest the balance of fund
arising from stile of land scrip, donated to this stale by the United Slates,
&c.

1868, c. 425, providing: for the liquidation of claims for arming, &c., the
militia.

1872, c. 196, authorizing the comptroller to adjust and settle accounts
due by collectors, sheriffs, &c., in cases where the indebtedness accrued
prior to and including the year 1869; and see 1874, c. 30, repealing s. 1, of
this act, and re-enacting same.

See also 1806, c. 170-1870, c. 275; 1872, cc. 276, 3G6, 383, under article
34, "Debt—Public"; 1803, c. 191, and 1870, c. 242, under article ——
"Public Education. "

1808, c. 285, under article 11, " Attorneys. "

1872, c. 388, under article 56, " Licenses. "

1874, c. 408, ss. 153, 156, 157, under article 81, " Revenue and Taxes.. '

1874, c. 483, ss. 21, 33, 69, 70, 74, 136, 145, 146, 147 and 148, under article
81, " Revenue and Taxes; " and 1874, c. 514, under same article.

ARTICLE XXIII.

Constables;

See 1865, c. 67, under article 38, " Fees of Officers, " sub-title, " Constables, "
regulating the fees of constables.

1867. c. 375, continues 1805, c. 67, in force till April 1, 1860.

1868. c. 317, continues same act in force till April 1, 1870.

1870, c. 196, extends said act till April 1, 1872; and by
1872, c. 424, is continued in force until modified or repealed
by the General Assembly.

1865, c. 41, makes valid acts of justices of the peace and constables who
failed to qualify under the new constitution, within the time required;
and who have been re-appointed, and since qualified according to law.