INDEX TO THE LAWS.

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Se

LOAN

Of $8000 for improvement of Eeniten-

tiary,

154

An act to provide for the payment of in-

terest on, and for other purposes,

216

LOMBARD STREET

For opening and extending of,

93

LONG, WILLIAM

And Sally Elzy, permitted to hire out

their slaves in this state,

176

LOTTERIES.

See Licenses,

Respecting the form of indictments for

violating the laws relating to,

160

10to13

Whenever any person shall be found

guilty of violating any of the laws relating

to, a certificate setting forth the fact, &c.

shall be published at the expense of the

state, by the clerk of the court, in several

newspapers at specified places,

15

Penalty not exceeding $500, for violating

any provisions oi the laws relating to, &c.

a penalty lor which violation may not be

expresbly provided,

16

Prosecutions for violations heretofore of

lottery laws, &c. and all cases of indict-

ment or presentment now depending, aban-

doned upon payment of costs,

17

Laws relating to, to be given in charge

of grand juries,

18

Treasurer of the Western Shore required

conditionally, to pay over to the trustees of

the University of Maryland, all the unap-

propriated avails of the state lotteries, pro-

vided the sum so paid shall nut exceed

in any one year $5000, nor in the whole

amount to $40,994 06

198

LOTTERY COM
MISSIONERS.

Before receiving any compensation, to
give bond, &c.

160

1

To abstain from all manner of concern or

interest in any lottery, &c. or purchase of

tickets, &c.

Allowed until first Monday of May next

to give bond,

To renew bonds when required by the

Governor and Council,

.

Vacate their appointment by neglect;

their oath of office prescribed,

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2

Required under a penalty of 3500, to

snake presentments oi every violation of

the lottery laws that come to their know-

ledge,

3

Required to have persons summoned to

testily to the grand jury, of any breach of

the lottery laws, &c.

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