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Clement Dorsey. The general public statutory law and public local law of the state of Maryland : from the year 1692 to 1839 inclusive, with annotations thereto,and a copious index.
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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The condition of such as may be born of a negro or mulatto slave

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during their limited servitude, ascertained — 1809, ch. 171, .

593

See Issue.

 

No negro or mulatto slave, or free negro, shall be admitted as evidence

 

in any cause wherein any Christian white person is concerned —

 

1717, ch. 13, sec. 2, .........

46

In all criminal prosecutions against any negro or mulatto slave, or

 

against any mulatto descended from a white woman, or any negro

 

or mulatto free or freed, the testimony of any negro or mulatto

 

slave, or of any mulatto descended from a white woman, or of any

 

negro or mulatto free or freed, may be received in evidence for or

 

against them— 1808, ch. 81, .......

564

Penalty on persons transporting or secretly carrying away any slave —

 

1715, ch. 19, sec. 3, .........

9

Penalty on joining in marriage & negro or mulatto slave with a white

 

person — 1715, ch. 44, sec. 24, .......

29

A free negro or mulatto intermarrying with a white person shall be-

 

come a slave for life, except a mulatto born of a white woman, who

 

shall become a servant for seven years — 1717, ch. 13, sec. 4,

47

To be disposed of by the county courts for the use of the county

 

schools — 1717, ch. 13, sec. 5, . . . ...

47

A white woman suffering herself to be got with child by a negro or

 

other slave, or free negro, shall become a servant for seven years

 

—1715, ch. 44, sec. 25, ........

29

If a servant, she shall finish her servitude, together with satisfaction for

 

damages, and shall again become a servant for seven years — 1715,

 

ch. 44, sec. 25, ... .......

29

Any free negro begetting such child shall become a servant for seven

 

years— 1715, ch. 44, sec. 26,

29

White men begetting any negro woman with child, (whether free or

 

servants,) shall undergo the same penalties as white women — 1715,

 

ch. 44, sec. 27, ..........

29

The times of servitude to be disposed of by the county court for the

 

use of the county — 1715, ch. 44, sec. 27, .

29

Free mulatto women having bastard children, and free negro women

 

having bastard children, by white men, are subject to the same

 

penalties as white women for having mulatto bastards — 1728, ch.

 

4, sec. 2, 3, ..........

71

Penalties on persons harbouring or entertaining slaves unlawfully ab-

 

senting themselves — 1715, ch. 44, sec. 5, p. 26 ; 1748, ch. 19, sec.

 

2, 3,4, p. 88; 1818, ch. 157, .......

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No person shall deal with a slave without leave from the master, &c.

 

under the penalty of 2000 lbs. tobacco, one-half to the state and

 

the other to the owner — 1715, ch. 44, sec. 11, .

27

If the goods so dealt for exceed 1000 Ibs. of tobacco in value, the

 

owner shall have his action at law against the party — 1715, ch. 44,

 

sec. 12, ...........

27

Persons so offending, and not being able to satisfy the same, shall be

 

bound over by some justice to appear at the next general or county

 


 
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