826 CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS, ETC. [ART. 72.

Art 30, s 135 1805, c 82, s 1. Mixing corn meal or other flour with wheat flour.	193. If any person shall mix, or cause to be mixed, any corn meal or other flour with wheat flour, for the purpose of selling or otherwise disposing of the same as wheat flour, or shall send the same out of the State for the purpose, or with the intent, of selling or otherwise disposing of it, he, on conviction thereof, shall forfeit and pay for each and every such offence, a sum not less than two
Penalty.	hundred dollars, nor more than one thousand dollars, one-half to the informer and the other half to the State. And in case suc-h offender shall be unable to pay the same, he shall suffer not less than three nor more than twelve months' imprisonment, in the discretion of the court.
Id s 186 1805, c 82, s 2. Magistrate to recognize offender	194. It shall be the duty of every magistrate before whom any information may be lodged, and proof made, of any violation of the preceding section, to issue his warrant to any constable of the county in which the same shall be committed, commanding him to bring such offender before him, or any other justice of the peace for said
Amount of recognizance. On refusal, to commit.	county, who shall recognize him in the sum of two thousand dollars, with good and sufficient security — or in case of neglect or refusal, then to commit such offender to prison, to take his trial at the next court having competent jurisdiction. LETTERS.
Id s 105 1713, c 2, s 8 , 1790. c 51, s 11 Taking and opening letters	195. If any person whatsoever shall presume to take and break open any letter whatsoever, not being unto him directed, or not having special license from the person to whom the same is directed, his executors or administrators, so to do, he shall, upon conviction
Penalty	thereof, suffer imprisonment for six days and be fined fifteen dollars, one-half to the State and the other half to the informer.
Id s 106 1713, c 2,8.9, 1790, c 51, s 11 Breaking seal of letters, etc Penalty.	196. If any person shall wilfully break the seal of any letter or package belonging to the public, he shall, on conviction thereof, be fined two hundred dollars, one-halt to the informer and the other half to the State. FUNERALS.
1867, c 24 No tolls from funeral car- riages	197. No turnpike, bridge, or ferry company, and no proprietors of any turnpike or other road, bridge or ferry, shall hereafter collect any tolls upon any carriages or other vehicles, or horses, going to or returning from any funeral. Every toll-gatherer, who shall know- ingly collect any tolls, contrary to the above provisions, or who shall knowingly refuse to allow any horse or vehicle going to or returning from a funeral, to pass without payment of toll, shall for-
Penalty against toll-gatherer	feit and pay for every such offence, a sum of not less than fifty dol- lars, and not more than one hundred dollars, one-half to the infor- mer and the other half to the State; and the company or other parties owning such road, bridge, or ferry, shall also be responsible for the same