The Revised Statutes of the State of Maine, Passed October 22, 1840: To which are Prefixed the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of Maine, and to which are Subjoined the Other Public Laws of 1840 and 1841 ...

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CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES	1

CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF MAINE	15

AN ACT FOR REVISING ARRANGING AND AMENDING	43

Of town meetings and town officers and boundaries	56

Of the regulations of elections	60

Of the secretary of state	72

Of the treasurer of the state	74

Of the tenure of officers	76

Of manufacture of nails	293

Of tobacco and onions	296

Of exportation of flaxseed	298

Of hops for exportation	299

Of packing clams	301

Of firewood bark and coal	302

Of fisheries	304

Of proof of fire arms	307

Of the choice powers and duties of county treasurers	79

Or notices of petitions to the legislature	82

Of the assessment and collection of taxes	83

of the indian tribes in the state	108

TITLE SECOND CHAPTER 16 OF THE MILITIA	113

TITLE THIRD PROVISIONS RESPECTING EDUCATION RELIGIOUS INSTRUC TION THE PUBLIC HEALTH CONVENIENCE SUPPORT OF ...	161

Of parishes and ministerial lands	173

Of meeting houses	177

Of ministerial and school lands and the funds arising therefrom	179

Of the prevention of contagious sickness	181

Of the practice of physic and surgery	188

Of drains and common sewers	190

Of ways	191

Of the law of the road	212

Or ferries	214

Of work houses	217

Of fences and common fields	220

Of pounds and impounding beasts	228

Of kceping watch and ward in towns and of disorders in streets and public places	233

Of paupers their settlement and support	235

Of engines engine men and fires	248

Of the safe keeping of gunpowder and prevention of fire	251

Of innholders common victualers and retailers of spirit uous liquors	253

Of preventing abuses in distilling strong liquors	257

Of recording births and deaths	258

Of mischievous dogs	259

Of destruction of moose and deer	260

TITLE FOURTH REGULATIONS CONNECTED WITH TRADE CHAPTE 43 Of principal factors and agents	261

Of notaries public	262

Of limited partnerships	264

Of sales of property by licensed auctioneers	267

Of pilotage shipping ship owners and charterers	268

Of boats and lighters and protection of harbors	270

Of wrecks and shipwrecked goods	271

Of the inspection of beef and pork	273

Of lime and lime casks	281

Of pot and pearl ashes	284

Of the inspection of butter and lard	286

Of the inspection of fish	288

Of fraud in pressing hay	308

Of sole leather buols and shoes	309

Of the survey and inspection of shingles clapboards hoops and staves boards and other lumber and the ad measurement of logs	310

Of timber upon rivers and streams and on adjacent lands	314

Of the culture of silk	316

Of usury	317

Of the standard weight of potatoes	318

Of the standard weight of ruta baga sugar beet and mangel wurtzel and rye and indian meal	319

Of prevention of fraud in the sale of oils	323

TITLE FIFTH OF CORPORATIONS OF VARIOUS KINDS AND PROPRIETORS IN COMMON OF REAL ESTATE CBAPTER 76 Of corporations	325

Of banks See Act of amendment section 8 750	330

Of insurance companies	333

Of turnpike corporations and toll bridges	338

Of rail roads	344

Of agricultural and horticultural societies	348

TITLE SIXTH	358

TITLE SEVENTH	371

Of estates in dower and by curtesy and at will	391

TITLE NINTH	429

Of public administrators special administrators execu	443

General provisions respecting probate bonds and reme	475

Of depositions and modes of taking them and of wit	578

Of recognizances for debts	592

Of the writ for replevying a person	603

Of limitation of personal actions	616

Of the relief of poor debtors	623

TITLE ELEVENTH	638

of fines and costs in criminal prosecutions	654

TITLE TWELFTH	661

ent courts	701

General provisions relating to crimes and punishments	702

in criminal cases	709

AN ACT TO AMEND THE REVISED STATUTES	744

Ad act in relation to ornamental trees	772

An additional act relating to highways and the powers and duties	778

LIST OF UNREPEALED PUBLIC ACTS	792

BOUNDARIES OF COUNTIES	798

As ACT CONCERNING ASSIGNMENTS PASSED SPRIL 1 1836	804

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Título	The Revised Statutes of the State of Maine, Passed October 22, 1840: To which are Prefixed the Constitutions of the United States and of the State of Maine, and to which are Subjoined the Other Public Laws of 1840 and 1841 ... Hein's superseded state statutes & codes
Autor	Maine
Editor	W. R. Smith, printers to the State, 1841
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Oxford
Digitalizado	15 Sep. 2006
Largo	896 páginas

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