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314

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


no trade or occupation, and have no visible means of


support, and commit them to said almshouse, there to


be kept at hard labor for any term not exceeding three


months, and the overseer shall receive and employ


them according to the tenor of the commitment.


SEC. 24. If any person shall sell or dispose of any

Shall forfeit.

strong liquor to any inmate of said almshouse, he shall


forfeit the sum of twenty-five dollars.


SEC. 25. All the pains, penalties and forfeitures im-


posed by this law shall be recovered in the circuit

Penalties— how
recovered.

court for Frederick county by action of debt or in-


dictment, one-half to the informer and the other half


to the use of the almshouse for said county.


SEC. 26. All sheriffs, bailiffs, constables and other

Shall assist

officers shall assist the commissioners of charities and


corrections, and the officers by them appointed, in the


discharge of their respective duties.


SEC. 27. If any person shall at any time be sued or


prosecuted for any matter or thing by him done in


pursuance of this law, or any thing therein contained,


he may plead the general issue, and give the special


matter in evidence in his defence; and if the plaintiff

in case of suit.

shall be non suit, or discontinue, or if the defendant


upon trial shall have verdict, he shall recover treble


costs, and if the plaintiff be unable to pay them,


they shall be paid by the attorney who brought the


suit, unless the plaintiff shall give security for the


costs, to be approved by the court.


SEC. 28. The treasurer of said commissioners of

Treasurer's

charities and corrections shall receive a salary for his

salary.

services not exceeding three hundred dollars per


annum, to be fixed by said commissioners.


SEC. 29. The bonds executed by the treasurer and

Bond filed.

overseer or keeper of the almshouse, shall be filed and


recorded in the office of the clerk of the circuit court


for Frederick county.


SEC. 30. It shall be the duty of said commissioners


of charities and corrections, every three months, to


advertise for sealed proposals for furnishing all sup-


plies and provisions necessary for the support and

Advertise for

maintenance of the inmates of the almshouse, and all

proposals.

persons committed to the jail of Frederick county,


and for all fuel needed for said almshouse and jail ;


and to award the contract or contracts therefor to the


lowest reponsible bidder, who shall give bond to said


commissioners, in such penalty as they may prescribe,



 
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