Punishable with death,

BUGGERY,

BURGLARY,

How to be punished. See Felony,

Page 13

73, 219

219

Body of offender convicted thereof, may be delivered to a furgeon

for diflection,

CASKS,

FOR flax-feed, fize thereof, and how to be made,
For beef and pork, fize thereof, and how to be made,
Containing Indian-meal, fize thereof, and how to be made,

CATTLE. See Strays.

123

125, 314, 418

131

Not to be allowed without fureties to profecute,

1, 2

1, 2, 3

To be figned by a juftice of the fupreme court,

To remove plaints and proceedings in replevin,

Not to be granted to remove proceedings concerning apprentices and
fervants, until determination by the court of general effions,

CHAMPERTY,

How to be prevented and punished,

3, 7, 8
6

31

Who are to be called champertors,

38, 39
38

Forging, counterfeiting or altering a charter, declared to be felony,
Of New-York fociety library, doubts concerning it removed,
Of incorporation for relief of widows and children of clergymen,
altered,

CHEMUNG,

Locations therein, when and how to be furveyed,

Erected into a town and the bounds thereof,
Land therein, how and to whom to be granted,

CHURCH,

322, 323

198

214

277, 279, 370, 480

291
384

St. Peter's Albany, name and incorporation thereof, altered,

At New Utrecht, corporation thereof to fell certain lands,
At Yonkers, church and lands vefted in the corporation thereof,
At Poughkeepfie, name of corporation altered,

CHURCH, TIMOTHY,

Expence incurred by him and others in furveying certain lands, how
to be ascertained and paid,

CLERGY,

Benefit thereof in criminal cafes abolished,

CLERKS of cities and counties,
Form of oath of office to be taken by them,
Their duty refpecting mortgages,

CLERKS of COURTS,

Form of oath of office to be taken by them,
To certify convictions into the exchequer,

Bounds thereof,

CLINTON COUNTY,

Page 73

47

99, 101

47

74, 75

150

287

Courts of feffions and common pleas, when and where to be held, 151, 353
Gaol, a block houfe at Platfborough, to be deemed fuch,
Members of affembly, how to be chofen until cenfus is taken,
Sheriff may commit prifoners to the gaol of Albany,
Towns therein and names and bounds thereof,

COCKLEY, JOHN,

COIN.

Land to be granted to him,

Declared to be felony to counterfeit any current gold or filver coin,

151, 339

287

164

370

42

Bridges in Livingston and Clermont, how to be erected and maintained, 264
Courts of feffions and common pleas, when to be held,
Loffes of money loaned by loan office, how to be borne, 273, 366, 367, 48 r
School in Clermont, how fupported,

Supervifors and judges duty concerning old loan office,
Taxes receivable in public fecurities, how to be collected,
Title of the flate to lands in Canaan, granted to the pofleflors,
Towns therein and names and bounds thereof,

367, 368
481

272, 273, 456

370
160, 161

COMMISSIONERS of FORFEITURES,
Their office to cease 1ft September, 1788. See Surveyor-General,
To deliver papers relating to forfeited eftates to furveyor-general,

COMMITMENT,

Offenders in what cafes to pay charges thereof,

Charges thereof how to be paid,

To take an oath,

Their neglect to take the oath deemed a refufal to ferve,

Penalty for refufing to ferve,

CONVEYANCES,

Made by fraud or for maintenance, void,

How to be acknowledged or proved in order to be recorded,

Good without attornment,

By manied women, act concerning them,

COOK, LUIS,

Land to be granted to him,

CORONERS,

Form of oath of office to be taken by them,

CORPORATIONS, Religious,

Page 169

ibid.

ibid.

40

99, 452

115

452

286

46, 47

133

ibid.

180, 181

A relating to them, altered as to Dutch congregations,
Reformed proteflant Dutch congregations how to be incorporated,
Name of corporation of Trinity church, in the city of New-York,
afcertained,
Name of corporation of St. Peter's church, in the city of Albany, altered, 291
Name of corporation of Epiicopal church, at Poughkeepfie, altered, 446
COSTS.

Where plaintiff fhall have cofls if he does not recover above ten pounds, 263
On writs of certiorari how recovered,

On tial of traverfe in forcible entry and detainer,

Again informers,

On writs of mandamus,

On informations in nature of a quo warranto,

On appeals concerning apprentices and fervants,

To defendants, if fued for executing the act concerning baftards,

On appeals concerning the poor,

In fuits for legacies,

In cafes of double pleas,

COUNTERFEITING,

2, 3

12

19, 20

24

25

31

34

140, 141

216

261

Public fecurities or bills of credit, declared to be felony, and punishable
with death,

41, 42

Current gold or filver coin, declared to be felony, and punishable

How to proceed against collectors in cafe of their neglect,

To deliver books and papers to their fucceffors in office, an oath,
Forfeiture for not delivering books and papers to fucceffor,
When to pay taxes to flate treasurer,

177, 180

177

178

ibid.

179

ibid.

179, 180

COURT of CHANCERY,

Suits therein in what cafes and how far to abate by death, Page 108, 109
How perfons becoming interefted in fuits by death of others may
be made parties,

No process to iffue for appearance, except in cafe of bills for in-
junctions, until bill filed,"

Injunction not to be granted or iffued until bill filed,

How to proceed if defendant does not appear,

Clerk to be appointed to enter appearance for defendant, if he refufes

to do it upon being brought into court,

Decrees and difiniffions not to be enrolled,

Additional feal to be provided,

COURTS of COMMON PLEAS,

108

109

109

109 to 111

259

331

112

261, 262
262 10 263

Judgments not to be taken by confeflion out of court,
In what cafes to iffue commiflions to examine witnelles,
Withefles to attend, although fubpoenaed out of the county,
Duty of judges respecting loan-offices, 400, 404, 405, 407, 408, 481
COURTS of OYER and TERMINER and

GAOL DELIVERY,

When and by whom to be held,

81 to 84
No fuit or procefs to be difcontinued by appointment of new com-
miffioners,

Court of oyer and terminer may fend their process into any county,
Juftices of gaol delivery may give judgment against perfons convicted
before others,

$3

ibid.

84

Their records and procefs to be fent to the exchequer,
The juftices to fuffer no perfon to fit on the bench with them,
Doubts concerning commillioners thereof removed,

ibid.

ibid.

378, 379

Their power,

COURTS of GENERAL SESSIONS,

May discharge apprentices and fervants,

To hear and determine difputes between apprentices and fervants and

their mafters, on appeal,

Their power concerning baftards,

May order diforderly perfons to be corrected,

May place out diforderly perfons as fervants or apprentices,

To hear and determine appeals concerning the poor,

Provifion for deftroying them how to be made,

CUMBERLAND COUNTY,

29, 30

3I

32

52, 53

53

139 to 11

315, 316

CROW S,

Of perfons indicted or appealed out of their county and acquitted, Page 39
On bonds with fpecial conditions how to be afcertained,
By beats impounded, how to be ascertained and paid,

DEAD,

Penalty for digging them up for the purpofe of diffection,

DEATH,

105, 106
173

219

20, 21

Ceftui que Vie being abfent feven years, to be deemed dead,
In what cafes court of chancery to order infants and others, on whose
life eftates depend, to be produced,

21, 22

22

21 to 23

Such perfons, not being fo produced, to be taken to be dead,
Perfons evicted to re-enter and recover damages on proof that such
perfon is living,
Perfons having eftates during the infancy or life of others, continuing
in poffeffion after the determination thereof, deemed trefpatlers,
Death of either party after interlocutory judgment not to abate the fuit, 106
Where there are two or more plaintiffs or defendants, fuit not to abate
by the death of one,

Death of either party between verdict and judgment no error,

DEBTORS,

23

107
ibid.

231, 241

231, 232, 318

In what cafes and how to be relieved from imprisonment,
In what cafes not to be imprisoned above thirty days,
Their eft ute liable, although difcharged from imprisonment,
In execution for fums not exceeding 200l. how to be relieved, 233 to 241
For fums not exceeding rooo 1. how relieved,

DEBTOR S, infolvent,

239

356

204

How to be relieved and difcharged on petition of their creditors, 204 to 212
Creditors purchafing debts to be petitioners only for fums paid,
Having fecurities not to petition without giving them up,
To annex an affidavit to their petition,

How to proceed when they petition by attorney,
How to proceed if infolvent does not petition,
Penalty for fwearing falfe as to fum due,

ibid.

204, 205

To deliver an account of their creditors and eftates on oath,
To publifh an advertisement, requiring creditors to fhew caufe,
How any perfon may be examined concerning their eftates,
To be difcharged on producing certificate from aflignees,
May plead the general iflue if fued after their discharge,
If found guilty of perjury or fraud, their difcharge to be void,
Penalty on any perfon concealing their eftate,
How to proceed where they have become bail,
Dividends of their eftates when and how to be made,
Their allowance where the eftate pays 14s. in the pound,
Affignees of their eftates how to be appointed,

In certain cafes to be paid by inftalments,
Mutual, may be fet off against each other,

Due to forfeited eftates how to be paid and recovered,
Due from forfeited cflates how to be paid,

206 to 209

207

208

208, 209

209

209, 210

210 to 212

212

206

210 to 212

290
290, 291

102, 103, 240

201, 202

202, 203