JOSEPH KENT, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1827

and an indictment according to the form here given, shall be
deemed good and sufficient in law.
SEC 11. And be enacted, That the matters and facts necessary
to constitute an offence under the second section of this act,
may be given in evidence either under an indictment, framed
according to the principles of the common law, or under an
indictment which shall set forth, that - —— , a person not au-
thorised to sell lottery tickets within this state, did on the —
day of — , expose and set up to public view, in —— county, for
—— city, as the case may be a sign board card, notice or de-
vice, whereby the people of this state, or some of them, were
informed or induced to believe, that some person not licensed
to sell lottery tickets in this state, is a dealer in lottery tickets
within this state; which indictment, according to the form
herein given, shall be deemed good and sufficient in law.

CHAP. 160

—under 3d section

SEC. 12. And be it enacted, That the matters and facts ne-
cessary to constitute an offence under the third section of this
act, may be given in evidence either under an indictment,
framed according to the principles of the common law, or un-
der an indictnaent which shall set forth, that —— did adver-
tise in the —— , a newspaper printed in this state, bearing date
the —— - day of —— , some matter, card or notice, whereby
the readers of such newspaper might be informed that interest
in, or knowledge of some lottery not authorised by the laws
of this state, might be had and obtained in this state; which
indictment, according to the form here given, shall be deemed
goods and sufficient in law.

—under 3d section.

Sec. 13. And be it enacted, That the matters and facts ne-
cessary to constitute an offence under the fourth section of this
law, may be given in evidence as aforesaid, or under an in-
dictment which shall set forth, that —— did expose or set up
to public view, a sign board, card, notice or device, in ——
county, (or in —— city, as the case may be,) whereby the peo-
ple of this state, or some of them, might be informed or in-
dueed to believe, that interests in, or knowledge of some lot-
tery not authorised by the laws of this state, might be had and
obtained within this state; which indictment, according to the
form here given, shall be deemed good and sufficient in law,

— under 4th section

SEC. 14. And be it enacted, That it shall be the duty of the
clerk of Baltimore city court, and the clerks of the several
county courts in this state, the former four times a year, and
the latter once a year, to publish in some convenient newspa-
per, the names of all persons authorised to sell lottery tickets
who have laken out licenses therefor.

Clerks of courts to
adverting

SEC. 15. And be it enacted, That whenever any person or
persons shall be found guilty pf a violation of- any of the pro-
visions of this act, or of any other of the laws relating to
lotteries, or to the sale of lottery tickets in this state, a certifi-
cate setting forth the fact shall be published at the expense of
the state, in at least two newspapers in the city of Baltimore
one at Annapolis, one at Easton, one at Frederick, and one
at Hagerstown, by the clerk of the court in which such per-
son or persons shall be convicted,

— advertice certifi-
cates of condemna-
tion for violating
lottery law