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INDEX TO THE PUBLIC LAWS.
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Chap.
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CRIMES AND PUNISH
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MENTS— County courts of
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this State and city court of Baltimore, in
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sentencing convicts, &c. in compliance
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with the act of 1836, chapter 157, may, in
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their discretion, sentence them to be con-
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fined, &c. for a period not less than eighteen
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months, &c.
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D.
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DEAF AND DUMB
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— If there be recommended to the
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Governor, &c. more indigent blind children
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then can be educated under the act of 1837,
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ch. 173, any surplus annually remaining in
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the treasury of $3, 500, &c. for the educa-
tion of the deaf and dumb, to be applied
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to the education of such indigent blind
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children, &c. in the manner pointed out in
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1st section of said act; Governor to draw
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for the same,
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DEEDS.
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See Acknowledgments, &c. of Deeds, &c. in
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Foreign Countries.
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DISTRICT JUSTICES
DOMESTIC SLAVERY
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— See Magistrates Courts.
— Negroes and mulattoes held
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in slavery in this State as the property of
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the owners from earliest settlement of the
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State, and may be held as the property of
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their owners; and every owner of such ne-
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gro, &c. is entitled to the service of such ne-
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gro for life, except such negro can show
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that by grant or devise of the owner, &c. of
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such negro, &c. a shorter period by him
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provided,
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DIVORCE,
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See Courts of Chancery.
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E.
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EXPIRING LAWS
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—See Acts of Assembly.
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F.
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FEES,
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See Officers Fees.
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FEME COVERT
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— See Courts of Chancery.
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