INDEX.

1846.

Chap.

Sec.

WASHINGTON COUNTY—

to any person to sell ardent spirits with-

in two miles of the college of St. James

in, without order from one of the judges,

&c.

172

The proviso in section 1, ch. 183,

passed 1842, repealed, for the protection

of mechanics, &c.

290

1

The proviso in sec\ion 2, ch. 183,

passed 1842, repealed, and said section

shall be construed to extend said lien,

&c., to any lot or land attached to said

building at the time of erection.

"

2

Act of 1842, ch. 183, to extend to all

work done or materials, &c.

"

3

Where contractor or builder shall

have purchased materials, or contracted

for work, and the party from whom pur-

chase or contract was made, shall have

given notice to the owners of the a-

mount due him, whether for work or

materials, such owner to retain from

costs of such building, the amount as-

certained to be due to party giving notice,

and that in case a lien be laid by the

party from whom purchase or contract

is made by giving notice, and be also

laid by contractor or builder, said con-

tractor or builder to receive only the dif-

ference, between the amount due him,

and that due to person from whom such

purchase or contract was made, or by

patty giving notice.

"

4

No lien considered as waived by

granting credit, or teceiving notes or

other securities, unless received as pay-

ment, or said lien be expressly waived,

sole effect to prevent issuing of sci. fa-

cias, or other proceedings to enforce said

lien until expiration of credit agreed on,

provided lien or claim be filed within

the time required by law, and further,

that it does not impair the 12th section

of act of 1842, ch. 183.

"

5

Section 4 of act of 1842, ch. 183, so

to be construed that no lien given by said