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eral indexes of the land records, in which index he shall place
the name of every party to each cause, and where the suit is
for the sale of lands of any person deceased or otherwise, the
name of said owner shall also appear in its proper place in said
general index, said Clerk shall enter in connection with the
name of each person the number or year of the docket and the
number of the case in which such person was or is a party or
in which property was or is involved, and where the papers in
any cause have been recorded the book and page of such record.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the Clerk aforesaid after
the passage of this act, when and as each cause is brought shall
enter in said general index the names of all parties to said
cause, and where the object of the suit is the sale of lands, the
name of the owner or claimant of said land, and when and as
the papers in any cause are recorded, the book and page of such
record, for which he shall be entitled to charge and receive
such fees as are now charged for indexing in the general in-
dexes of the land records, which fees shall be taxed as and be-
come part of the costs of such cause, to be recorded as other
costs in such cases are or may be paid.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That said clerk be and he is here-
by directed to make or cause to be made a general index of all
judgments rendered by Justices of the Peace of Prince George's
county, which are now recorded or may be hereafter recorded,
as now provided by law, in the records of the Circuit Court for
said county, said general indexes to be made upon the same
plan and in similar books as are now used in the clerk's office
for general indexes of the land records, in which indexes shall be
entered the names of the parties to said judgments, the date of
the recovery of said judgment, and otherwise, as now provided
by law or custom in the said Clerk's office, in which said index
shall also be entered whether said judgments have been settled
and satisfied, and hereafter the said Clerk shall so enter said
judgments as when settled and satisfied.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the Clerk aforesaid after the
passage of this Act, when and as each judgment is recorded as
heretofore provided shall enter said judgments in said general
indexes as herein provided, for which he shall be entitled to
charge and receive such fees as are now charged for indexing
in the general indexes of the Land Records, which fees shall be
taxed as and become part of the costs on said judgment.

SEC. 5. And be it enacted. That the Clerk aforesaid shall
provide and maintain a docket and general index thereto of all
proceedings affecting titles to land by way of condemnation
or writs of inquisition, and by way of sales of land under writs
of execution; a separate docket and index thereto of all attach-