INDEX TO THE LAWS.

next and directing the county clerk to re-

Chap.

Sec.

ceive and record the bond,

2

DORCHESTER COUNTY, — See Cambridge, in

Supplement to the act of 1836, ch.

201, establishing Magistrate's Courts

in the several counties—justices of said

courts in, shall hereafter be entitled to

fees as prescribed in the original act, in-

stead of per diem allowance,

65

Relating to the records in the office of

Register of Wills of, directing Indexes

Wills, and of administrations, to be

made out, &c.

32

Ten months from the passage of this

act allowed to John R. Martin, late col-

lector of taxes for, to complete his col-

lections,

74

To introduce the cultivation of mul-

berry trees and the growing of silk, at

the Alms House, in,

90

To authorise the erection of a gate on

the public road, in district No. 6, in

206

To alter and change part of the divi-

sion line between election districts No. 4

and 7, in,

212

To abolish the commissioners of the

tax, and levy court of, and to provide for

the election of commissioners, for said

county, by the people, and to prescribe

their powers and duties,

235

William W. Handley relieved from

payment of a fine, on payment of fees,

&c.

250

To regulate the fees to be charged by

Sheriff's in executions issued by justices

of the peace, for the recovery of small

debts, so far as relates to, — fixing the

same fees that constables are entitled to,

321

The Lime company of Vienna, in, in-

corporated,

355

DOORKEEPERS, within the Court-house of Fred-

crick and Washington counties, — For

the benefit of. allowing them $1. 50 per

day from said counties,

232