INDEX.

1845.

Chap.

Sec.

UNION

COMPANY AND CUMBERLAND COAL

MINING COMPANY—

This act and act, ch. 334, pissed March

28, 1836, to continue and be in force un-

til repealed, etc.

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UNITED

STATES — The consent of the State given to,

to erect fortifications on Soller's Point

Flats, and jurisdiction ceded when the

United States shall have acquired title

from the owners of the lands, etc.

214

Jurisdiction over the sites of Forts

Madison and Severn ceded to, etc. this

State to retain concurrent jurisdiction so

far that all civil and criminal process, etc.

may be executed, etc.

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Property exonerated from taxes, etc.

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USILTON,

JOHN — Time extended to complete the

collections of, etc.

247

USURY—In

any suit brought in any court, etc. upon

any bond, etc. in which any person shall

seek to avail himself, etc. of the provisions

of the act of 1704, against excessive usu-

ry, it is incumbent on such person special-

ly to plead the same, and to state in said

plea and set out the sums, etc. actually due

upon such bond, etc. estimating the prin-

cipal with interest at 6 per cent.

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Upon the trial of any issues upon such

pleas, jury to ascertain the amount, etc.

and to render verdict, upon such verdict,

court to render judgment, etc.

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Upon the trial of any such, in Chancery,

etc, chancellor or judges, etc. to ascertain

the amount, etc. and decree, etc.

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If at time of pleading, or upon the trial,

etc. defendant tender to plaintiff the suras

alleged to be due and costs up to the time

of plea or trial, and upon such finding by

the jurors, etc. it appeal that the sums ac-

tually due, etc. did not exceed in principal

and interest and costs, at the time of plea,

the sum tendered, then the plaintiff shall

be adjudged to pay costs accruing after

tender.

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The third section of act of September

session, 1704, chapter 69, repealed; re-