1861, INDEX.

CHAP.

SEC.

COLORED POPULATION— The Board of Police

of Baltimore city vested with all the

powers of a single constable and

Justice of the Peace of this State in

the several counties, by the 66th ar-

ticle of the code of General Law in

regard to free negroes and mulatoes,

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See Carroll county.

CECIL COUNTY— The president and commis-

sioners of the village of Port Depos-

it in, to have the power to pass or-

dinances regulating the market, the

inspection, measurement, and weight

of all provisions sold in and to be

consumed in said village ; to sup-

press all disorderly meetings, to

.prevent firing guns, squibs, or any
kind of fire-arms or fire-works in

said village ; to suppress and abate

all nuisances ; to prevent swine,

ducks, and geesefrom going at large;

to prevent any immoderate driving

or riding through the streets in any

carriage, stage, cart, wagon or oth-

er vehicle, or on horseback, so as to

endanger the lives or limbs or, prop-

erty of the citizens of said village,

or disturb the quiet enjoyment of the

streets and thoroughfares ; and to

prevent the parading and indecent

exhibition of any stud horse through

the streets, and may impose fines

not exceeding ten dollars for any of-

fence, on any person violating said

ordinances.

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Act to take effect from its passage,

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To make valid the last will and tes-

tament of John Hanna,

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Authorize Mary Anna Biggs to di-

vide certain real estate, &c., as

though, she were of full age,

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Relating to the collection of fines, for-

feitures in Chesapeake city in,

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