INDEX.

1844.

Chap.

Sec,

SMITH, ALEX.—Authorised to introduce two slaves

From Virginia.

87

SMITH, JAMES.—Commissioners authorised to lay out

a road for the use and benefit of, in Alle-

gany county.

209

SOLE LEATHER, ROUGH HARNESS & ROUGH

SKIRTING LEATHER.—A supplement

to act for inspection of, authorising the

Governor to appoint two additional inspec-

tors, &c.

291

1

Fees arising from inspections, to be a

common fund.

SOMERSET COUNTY.—See Orphan's Court of.

Nothing in the act of 1843, ch. 308,

shall compel constables to publish notice

of sales in a newspaper in, unless negroes

or realty are taken in execution by consta-

bles, if notice be given at Court House

door and other public places.

248

Commissioners authorised to take into

consideration expediency of constructing

a bridge across Barren Creek, and if a ma-

jority believe the public interest would be

promoted, to levy not exceeding $500.

250

Act providing for the completion of cer-

tain records of Orphan's Court.

268

SPECIALTIES AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS OF

WRITING.—See Promissory Notes.

STEPHEN'S FERRY.—Captains and persons in charge

of vessels navigating Pocomoke and pass-

ing said ferry, to give notice if ascending

by blowing a horn at steam mill be-

low; if descending, at steam mill above.

156

1

If damage sustained by reason of non com-

pliance with said sec. owner of vessel doing

damage to pay double the amount of dam-

age sustainecl; to be recovered by theper-

son keeping said ferry, before any justice

of the peace, to be accounted for to the

commissioners of Someiset and Worces-

ter counties.

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2

After 1st July, 1846, Feiry to be kept

open from sun-rise till nine o'clock, P.

M., &c.

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Non-resident tax payers of Somerset