TABLE OF THE STATUTES QUOTED AND REFERRED TO IN VOL. III..... PART I. Shewing the time the several statutes were enacted, and thereby enabling the reader the more readily to refer to them in our statute books. Subject of the Act. Apprehension of Criminals. Intestate Estates. Transferring Estates. Partition. Power of Justices. 1784. CHAPTER 51 9, 1785 Perjury. 1785. CHAPTER 1 June 7, Nuisances. دو 16, " 1786. CHAPTER 3 February 16, 1786 June 22, " 99 28, 14, March 5, Debtors. 1. The regulation of jury lists, and jury boxes; and herein of the persons exempted from serving as jurors 2. Of jury districts; and herein of the duty of clerks of courts in reference to issuing venires 5. Of the time for which grand jurors shall serve; and when venires for such jurors shall issue 4. Duty of sheriffs in regard to venires 5. Mode of drawing jurors; and herein of the manner of notifying such jurors of their selection; and the return of the venire 6. Proceedings in case of a deficiency of jurors 7. Of juries to view 8. Mode of impannelling the grand jury; and herein of the election of the foreman, and his power to swear witnesses JUSTICES OF THE PEACE 1. Of the appointment of justices 818 of the peace, and the time for which they are commissioned 818 9. Mode of impannelling the traverse and petit juries; and herein of the election of the foremen 10. Jurors' fees 811 1. Of simple larceny TITLE XCV. 827 832 11. Of provisional jurors 12. Duty of constables in regard to Of larceny in the day-time, from any dwelling-house, office, shop, ware-house or vessel 3. Of larceny in the night-time, from any office, shop or warehouse not adjoining to, or oceupied with, a dwelling-house; any vessel; any church, meeting-house, court-house, townhouse, college or academy; or any building erected for public uses; or any mill, malt-house, store, barn or stable 833 833 816 4. Larceny from the person 834 5. Punishment in case of a convic 817 |