INDEX TO THE PUBLIC LAWS.

Chap.

Sec.

RULES OF

COURTS— So much of the act of 1837,

as requires the clerks of the several courts,

etc., to publish the rules of their respective

courts once in every year, repealed,

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Register of the High Court of Chancery

and clerks, etc. required to cause to be

published once in every fifth year the rules

of their respective courts, and to keep a

printed copy set up in their offices,

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S.

SHERIFFS,

Clerks of the respective county courts

to administer the oath, etc. to the sheriff of

each county, at the time he makes his re-

turn of jurors for ensuing term, etc. or at

the opening of said courts,

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All that portion of the 1st section of the

act of 1831, chap. 27. 5, repugnant to this

SHERIFFS

act, repealed,
AND CONSTABLES— See Free Negroes

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and Slaves.

SLAVERY,

See Domestic Slavery.

SLAVES,

See Free Negroes and Slaves.

SOMERSET

AND WORCESTER

COUNTIES— All acts of Assembly passed March ses-

sion 1780, ch. 24, and November session

1784, ch. 7, or any others which prohibit

retailers of spirituous liquors from permit-
ting cider, wine, etc. to be drank in or

about the house, etc. of said retailers, re-

pealed so far as relates to Somerset and

Worcester counties,

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ST. MARY'S

COUNTY— The sheriff of, to receive

eight per cent, for officers fees by him col-

lected,

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STOCK,

Inconsistent acts repealed,
EXCHANGE OF CERTAIN— See Com-

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missioner of Loans.

STOCKS,

See Non Residents.

SUPERAN

UATED PILOTS— See Pilots.

SURPLUS

REVENUE — In place of the interest on so

much of the State's share of, as was in pur-

suance of the act of 1837, ch. 305, deposi-

ted to the credit of the State in the Union

Bank of Maryland and Franklin Bank of