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INDEX.
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1842
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Chap.
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Sec.
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Act to take effect from and after 1st day
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of May, &c.
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STOLEN GOODS— See A. A. county and Howard Dis-
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trict.
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SUMMERS, REUBEN— Authorized to collect as receiv-
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er of the said Richard R. Waters, late sher-
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iff and collector of Montgomery county, &c.
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SUMMONS OR CH' ATION— See Commissioners of
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Cecil county.
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SUPERINTENDANT U. S. ROAD— See U.S. Road.
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SURVEYOR OF SOMERSET COUNTY— See Han-
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dy Wm. W.
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SUSQUEHANNA R. R. CO. -See Internal Improve-
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ment Companies.
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SWINE — See Chesterville; Leonardtown; Bladensburg.
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SWINE & GEESE— See Cecilton.
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T.
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TALBOT COUNTY.— Gates may be kept on the pub-
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lic roads as are now erected for their own
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private use, &c. except those roads that the
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United States mail passes over; gates to be
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hung on good and substantial posts, &c.
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Penalty for removing or injuring said
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gates &c. not more than $10 nor less than
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$1 &c.
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2
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Punishment prescribed for slaves who
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destroy &c.
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Inconsistent laws repealed,
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Election of trustees and clerks of prima-
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ry schools to take place some time during
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the month of October,
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Commissioners of tax of, to publish an-
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nually a summary account of receipts and
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expenditures &c.
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1
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Statement to designate the aggregate
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amount of each one &c. heads of expendi-
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tures designated &c.
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Trustees of Alms House to furnish com-
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missioners with general statement of expen-
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ditures &c. to enable them to give a state-
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ment of expenditures, &c.
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Act of 1835, ch. 201 and supplements es-
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tablishing magistrates courts in, repealed,
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Justices of the peace to have concurrent
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jurisdiction with county courts,
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