jury, to pay a fine not exceeding £200, and be imprisoned, &c. 2 Sec. 2, pa. 47. Any person convicted of wilful perjury, to pay a fine not exceeding £100, besides imprisonment, &c. 3 Ch. 17, sec. 10, pa. 21 Voter at an election of delegates or senators, swearing or affirming falsely as to his qualification, to be deemed guilty of perjury 4 Ch. 66, sec. 50, pa. 82. Swearing falsely to obtain writs of certiorari, punishable as wilful and corrupt perjury. See Gaming. 5 Ch. 128, sec. 6, pa. 243 Exporter of beef. pork, tar, pitch or turpentine, taking a false path as to the identity of the barrels and their contents, to be punished as for perjury 6 Ch. 135, sec 41, pa. 267, 268. Taking a false oath in order to obtain a duplicate of a tobacco note, perjurv. 7 Ch 256, pa 397. Perjury to take a false oath before a clerk in those cases in which he is authorised to administer oaths. 8 Rev Code, vol. 2, ch. 7, sec. 3, pa 4 A person taking a false oath before a notary public, shall be subject to the like penalties, forfeitures and disabilities as for wilful and corrupt perjury. 9 Ch. 39, sec. 5, pa. 63. To take a false oath as to property in bank shares, on which the party votes either by self or proxy, perjury 10 Ch. 67, sec. 2, pa 94. Same before a master commissioner in chancery. PILOTS. No. 1. Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 287, sec. 8, pa. 418. A person undertaking the business of a pilot without a sufficent boat, though he may have received a branch, forfeits 150 dollarsTo any person who will sue. 2 Ibid. For piloting without having obtained a branch, the penalty is thirty dollars, to be recovered as above. Not to extend to giving assistance to a vessel in distress, so as the same is delivered up to the pilot who shall offer to take charge of her, for which such assistant shall be entitled to half the legal fees. 3 Sec. 9, pa. 418. Not more than four persons shall be in partnership as pilots, under penalty of 100 dollars each- -To be recovered as above. 4 Sec. 13, pa 418 Any pilot losing a vessel by negligence, shall be suspended by the examiners for six months, and be liable to the action of the party injured, for all damages occasioned thereby. 5 Sec. 20, pa. 420. Any pilot refusing, upon application, to conduct a vessel, may be suspended by the board of examiners as long as they may deem proper, and shall be liable for all damages. To the party injured. 6 Sec. 26, pa. 420. Pilot demanding or receiving more than the legal fees, forfeits double the sum received-To the master of owner of the vessel. PITCH-See Pork, &c. POOR-See Overseers of the Poor. PORK, BEEF, TAR, PITCH and TURPENTINE. No 1. Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 128, sec. 2, pa. 242 Any inspector of those articles failing to perform His duty, or stamping any barrei contray to law, shall forfeit for each barrel of pork or beef, four dollars; and for each barrel of tar, pitch or turpentine, oue dollar; and the same for each neg. fect of duty-To the informer. 2 Sec. 4, pa. 243. Any person exposing to sale or barter, any barrel of the above articles, not of due weight or measure, forfeits four dollars for each bartel of pork or beef, and I dollar for ench barrel of tar, pitch or turpentine-fo the informer. 3 Sec. 6 pa. 243. Seller or exporter to take an oath as to the identity of the several barrels, that they are the same that were inspected, and contain the fall quantity; for taking a false oath the party to be punished as for perjury and moreover forfeit one hundred and fifty dollars. To any person who will sue. 4 Sec. 7, pa. 243. Every cooper liable to a penalty of forty-two cents for every barrel made for pork, beef, tar, pitch or turpentine, which is not stamped or brande., or of less contents than prescribed by law, POST DATE-See accounts. POWERS OF ATTORNEY FOR CONFESSING JUDGMENTS. See attornies at lave No 4. PRETENSED TITLES. Ch. 30, pa. 37. A person conveying or taking any pretense title to land, unless the person conveying, or those under whom he claims has been 12 months next before in possession, forfeits the whole value of the land-One moiety to the commonwealth, the other to him who will sue for himself and the commonwealth. PRISONERS-See escapes. PROCESSIONING. Ch. 86, sec 57, pa. 150. Every justice of a court failing to make the necessaryorders relating to processioning, shall forfeit 25 dollars; any freeholder appointed a processioner and failing to execute his duty, forfeits 15 dollars; and every clerk failing to perform his duty as directed by law, forfeits 20 dollars, Sec. 58. Any o ther person failing to perform his duty without a reasonable excuse, forfeits 15 dollars-One moiety to the use of the poor, the other to the informer-See sec. 58-59 PROFANE SWEARING. QUARANTINE. No. 1. Rev Code, vol. 1, ch. 129, sec. 2, pa. 244. Penalty for permitting intercourse with a vessel on board of which there are infected persons, 1500 dollars for every offence-One moiety to the commonwealth, the other to the informer. 2 Sec. 5, pa. 244. Master of a vessel coming from a place infected and concealing it, or not giv ing true answers to the questions propounded, forfeits 1500 dollars-To the same. 3 Sec. 6 Refusing to deliver to the officer authorised to see quarantine performed, bills of health and manifests, and his log-book and journal; or refusing to repair to the place appointed, or escaping before quarantine performed, forfeits 1500 dollars-To the same. A 4 Sec. 8, pa. 245. A person appointed to execute an order concerning quarantine, guilty of a wilful breach of duty, forfeits 3000 dollars. person embezzling or wilfully damaging goods performing quarantine under his direction, forfens treble the value of the damages sustainedTo the party injured. 5 Sec. 9, pa 215. A person authorised to see quarantine performed, or a watchman upon any vessel, &c. under quarantine, deserting his duty, or permitting a person, vessel or goods, to depart or be conveyed away before quarantine performed, forfeits 300 dollars—Ōne moiety to the common we Ith, the other to the informer. REGISTER OF THE LAND OFFICE. Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 86, sec. 51, pa. 149. If the register fails for six months, to account aecording to the directions of the law, he shall forfeit 10,000 dollars RELIGIOUS WORSHIP. No. 1. Rev. Code, vol 1, ch. 138, sec 3, pa 276. No officer to arrest a minister of the gospel while performing religious worship, while publicly preaching or performing religious worship in any church, meeting-house or other place of religious worship, under pain of imprisonment and amercement at the discretion of a jury, and of making satisfaction to the party arrested. 2 Sec. 4, pa. 276. Any person maliciously or contemptuously disturbing any congregation, assembled in any church, meeting-house or other place of religious worship, or misusing any mini ster being there, may be put under restraint during such religious worship by any justice present, or by warrant from another; may be bound in a recognizance to appear at the next court, or committed to prison in default thereof, and upon. conviction shall be further punished by imprisonment and amercement at the discretion of a jury. RENTS. No. 1 Rev. Cude, vol. 1 ch 89, sec. 4, pa 154. A person making distress and sale, for rent pretended to be in arrear, which in truth is not due, shall be liable to pay double the value of the goods so distrained and seld-To the party injured. 2 Sec. 5 Upon pound breach or rescous, offender shall pay treble damages and costs. To the same. the 3 Sec. 15-16, pa. 155. In replevin the plaintiff shall pay double the value of the rent and -To the same. costs, if he is cast 4 Sec. 24, pa. 156. Any person taking a dis. tress who drives it out of the county; or taking an unreasonable distress, shall be amerced at the discretion of a jury. RIOTS, ROUTS AND UNLAWFUL AS'SEMBLIES. No. 1 Rev Code, vol, 1, ch. 28, sec. 1, pa. 35. Persons convicted in presence of justices to be amerced at the discretion of a jury-To the commonwealth. 2 Sec. 2. Jurors failing to attend the summons of the sheriff, forfeit £5 each-To the same. 3 Sec. 2. Sheriff, &c. making default in sumTo the same. moning an inquest, forfeits £204 Sec. 3. Justices, sheriffs, &c failing to certify to the general court, any maintenance, em. bracery, partiality or misbehavior of the jury, with the names of the maintainers or embracers, forfeit 20 each-To the same 5 Sec. 3. Such trespassers and offenders, being found guilty. shall be amerced at the discretion of a juryTo the same. 6 Sec. 4. Justices, sheriff, sergeant, &c. fail ing to do execution of this act, forfeit £20 cach -To the same. No. 1 Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch 19, sec 4, pa. 27. Tithables failing to attend with proper tools to work on a road when required by surveyor (except the owner of two or more male laboring slaves) to pay 7s 6d each-One moiety to the county, the other to the informer-Sec. 11. 2 Ch. 219, pa. 372. Clerk of court failing to deliver to surveyor a copy of his appointment, within ten days thereafter, forfeits 5 dollars— The same. 3 Sheriff failing to deliver a copy to the surveyor before the next court, forfeits 5 dollarsThe same. 4 Ch. 19, sec. 5, pa. 27. Clerk failing to fix up in his courthouse, once in every year, a list of the names and precincts of surveyors, forfeits 50 shillings-The same. 5 Ch. 19, sec. 6. Surveyor failing to keep his road in good order and 30 feet wide at least; or to set up sign posts at folks or cross roads; or to make bridges or causeways where necessa ry, 12 feet wide at leas', forfeits 15 shillings for each neglect The same! 6 Sec 9, pa. 28 If any person shall fell a tree into a public road, or stream of water on which a public bridge is erected, and fails to remove it within 48 hours; or shall kill a tree within the distance of 50 feet of the road, or cut, pull up or deface any sign post, he shall be guilty of a nui, sance and forfeit 10. Where a fence is made across a road; the owner or tenant shall pay 10. shillings for every 24 hoursThe same. 7 Sec. 10. Owner or occupier of a mill, over the dam of which a public road passes, failing to keep a road & bridge in good order, 12 feet wide, forfeits 10s for every 24 hours--The same. 8 Sec. 11 If there is no evidence to convict the offender but the informer's, the whole penalty goes to the county. RUNAWAYS. Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 131, sec. 7; pa. 246-247. Any sheriff, sergeant or jailor who shall demand' or take more than the legal fees for committing, releasing and dieting runaways, shall forfeit 4 dollars for every offence; and pay back all the money received over the legal ratesTo the party grieved. SABBATH BREAKING. Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 138, sec 5, pa. 276. Any person on a sabbath day, being found laboring at his own or any other trade or calling, or who shall employ his apprentices, servants or slaves in labor or other business, except in the ordinary household offices of daily necessity, or other work of necessity or charity, shall forfeit $1-67 cents for every offence. SABBATH DAY. Rev Code, vol. 1, ch. 305, sec. 3, pa. 432. A person dealing with a slave on the sabbath day, forfeits ten dollars.in addition to the other penalties; which are four times the value of the article, and moreover the sum of twenty dollars— (Rev. Code, vol 1, ch. 163, sec. 16, pa. 188)-The value of the articles to the master or owner of the slave, the other penalty to any person whe RIVERS AND CREEKS. SAILORS. Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 107, sec. 11-12, pa. 204. No tavern keeper to sell any liquor to sailors in actual pay on credit, on pain of not being entitled to recover the amount, and of having his prosecu. tion dismissed with double costs. Or for selling in like manner, or harboring or entertaining any such sailor without licence from the master of the vessel he shall pay two dollars for every offence-To the master or owner of the vessel. SEDITIOUS SPEECHES OF SLAVES. See slaves, &c. No. 5. SEINES. Rev. Code, vol. 2, ch. 48, sec. 1. pa. 75 No person shall haul any seine below the mouths of the different rivers in this commonwealth, between the 15th of May and 15th of August in any year, under the penalty of ten dollars for every act of hauling-To any person who will sue. SERVANTS. No. 1. Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 103, sec 50, pa. 192. Master of a ship or other vessel carrying a servant out of the commonwealth without the permission of the owner, forfeits 150 dollarsOne moiety to the commonwealth, the other to the owner. 2 Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch 132, sec. 4, pa. 247. Servant being lazy, disorderly, or guilty of misbehavior to his master or mistress, or in his master's family, to be corrected by stripes, by order of a justice; or refusing to work shall be com pelled thereto in like manner, and moreover shall perform two days' service for every one he shall have refused to serve, or otherwise had lost; and all expenses incurred by the owner for apprehending and bringing home any absconding servant, to be repaid by further service at such rates, as the court of their county or corporation shall prescribe. 2 Sec. 5, pa. 247. If a master fail in the duties prescribed by law in relation to his servants, it may be redressed, on motion to the court, by immediate discharge from service, or by a specific order for a change in demeanor. 3 Sec. 7, pa. 248. Master putting away a Jame or sick servant who becomes chargeable to the county, shall forfeit $30-To the overseers of the poor. 4 Sec. 10, pa. 248. If a person deals with a servant without the consent of the master or owner, he shall pay to such master or owner four times the value of the article; and moreover forfeit to any person who will sue, $ 20. 5 Sec. 12, pa. 248. Any person harboring or entertaining a servant without a certificate of freedom, shall forfeit one dollar for each dayTo the owner or master. Any person forging a certificate for a servant, shall forfeit $30One moiety to the commonwealth, the other to the owner. SHERIFFS-See riots, routs, &c. be commissioned by the governor for sheriff, every justice so neglecting forfeits $200. 3 Sec. 3. If the person appointed sheriff fails to give bond and security within two months after his appointment, the clerk of the court shall within one month thereafter transmit to the governor a certificate of such failure, under the pe nalty of $300. 4 Sec. 13, pa. 122. Every sheriff or collector who shall receive from any person any officer's fees, dues, taxes, county levies or poor rates, shall deliver to the person paying a distinct account and receipt for the same, under the penalty of 4 dollars for each offence--To the person by whom the payment was made. 5 Sec 14. Every sheriff by himself or deputy, thall execute all writs and other process to him lawfully directed, and make due return thereof under the penalty of 20 dollars for each failure. And for every false return the sheriff shall forfeit 60 dollars-One moiety to the governor for the contingent charges of the government, the other to the party grieved. 6 For fines and forfeitures on sheriffs, c. in relation to executions in behalf of the commonwealth, see Rev. Code vol. 1, ch. 84, sec. 25, 26, 27, 29, 32, 33, pa. 138. 7 Ch. 87, sec. 5, pa. 152. Sheriff failing to execute process respecting forcible entries, forfeits 80 dollars-See forcible entry and detainerNo. 2. 8 Rev. Code, vol. 2, ch. 15, sec. 4, pa. 13. Sheriff failing to take bail on executing a capias on a person convicted of gaming, forfeits $500See gaming No. 15. 9 Ch. 21, sec. 2, pa. 33. Sheriff or sergeant failing to attend commissioners of election of a president and vice-president and to perform his duty as prescribed by the act, forfeits $ 300—— To any person who will sue. 10 Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 102, sec. 12, pa. 182. Sheriff or sergeant refusing to undertake the collection of the poor rates when appointed by the overseers of the poor, forfeits 150--For the use of the poor. 11 Ch. 106, sec. 8. Any sheriff failing to perform the duties enjoined on him by law, in rela tion to the small pox, forfeits 300 dollars-One half to the informer, the other to the commonwealth. 12 Ch. 151, sec. 51, pa. 305-ch. 176. sec. 8, pa. 325 and ch. 249, pa. 390. Penalty on sheriffs, under-sheriffs and their securities for not paying money on executions, or failing to return them, or forthcoming bonds. 13 Ch. 200, sec. 21, pa. 358. Sheriff or sergeant failing to convey and safely deliver a prisoner to the penitentiary, forfeits $ 100———Ône half to the county or corporation, the other to the person suing 14 Rev. Code, vol. 1, (app.ch. 5, sec. 3) pa 453. No sheriff to purchase land sold for the benefit of the commonwealth, which had been purchas No. 1 Rev. Code, vol. 2, ch. 34, sec. 1, pa, 37. Sheriff or sergeant failing to obey a warrant fored on a sale for the non-payment of taxes, under summoning a called court for the trial of a criminal, or to return it with an indorsement of the manner in which it is executed, forfeits 100 dollars-- See jurors No. 4 To the commonwealth. 2 Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 80, sec. 1–2, pa. 120. If the court of any county fails to nominate three persons in the commission of the peace, annually in the month of June or July, one of whom to penalty of 300-One half to the informer, the other to the commonwealth. SHOOTING. No. 1 Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 88, sec. 1, pa. 152. If any person shall shoot, hunt or range upon the lands or tenements, or fish or foul in any creek or waters included within the bounds of any other person, without licence from the owner of the land, he shall forfeit 3 dollars for every offence To the informer, except where the conviction is upon the evidence of the owner and then to the use of the poor of the district wherein the offender resides. 2. Sec. 2, pa. 153 Upon a third conviction the offender shall be bound to his good behavior, and in default of entering into a recognizance with sufficient security shall be committed to prison till the expiration of one month-And a repetition of the offence shall be a breach of the recognizance. SLAVES, FREE NEGROES AND MULATTOES. No. 1. Rev. Code, vol. 2, ch. 69, sec. 1, pa. 95. Slaves brought into this state to be forfeit (Cases exed-To the overseers of the poor. cepted, Rev. Code, vol. 2, ch. 99, pa. 125.) 2 Ch. 69, sec. 8, pa. 97. Person bringing slaves into this state contrary to law; or selling, buying or hiring sach, knowing them to have been brought in contrary to the provisions of this act, forfeits 400 dollars cachwealth. -To the common 3 Sec. 10, pa. 97. Emancipated slave re third to the owner, one third to the informer, and one third to the overseers of the pose. 12 Ch. 103 sec. 25. pr. 189. M ster or owns. er of a slave, licencing such slav to go at ge and trade as a freeman, forfeits thir; dollars for each offence-To the overseers of the poor. 13 Sec. 25, pa. 189. Penalty for suffering slaves to go at large and hire themselves out-Further amendAmended ch. 293, p. 412. ed and additional pcrties, vol. 2, ch. 19, pa.. 147-The fine for the use of the poor of the county-The price of the slave, if sold, otherwise appropriated see sec, 3 of ch. 283, p. 412. 14 Rev. Code, vol. 2, ch. 103, sec. 39. pa. 191. Person emancipating a slave, failing to deliver to such slave a copy of the instrument of emancipation, forfeits 30 dollars-One half to the person who will sue, the other to the person të whom the copy should have been delivered. 15 Sec. 44. 45, pa. 191. Widows pc: sessed of slaves in right of dowe, removing them, or voluntarily permitting them to be removed out of the state, without the consent of those in reversion, forfeit the slaves, as well as all the other dower he'd of her husband's estate; and a man marry maining twelve months in this state after righting such widow, for a jike offence forfeits to the to freedom accrued, forfeits that right. 4 Rev. Code, vol 1, ch. 103, sec. 8-9, pa. Penaltics on 187 and vol. 2, ch 93, pa. 106. negro or mulatto, bond or free, for carrying aby gun, powder shot or offensive weapon-To be forfeited to the informer. 5 Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 103, sec. 11, pa: 187. Riots, seditious speeches, &c. in slaves, to be punished by stripes. 6 Sec. 12, pa. 187. Master, mistress or overseer permitting a slave belonging to another, to remain on his or her plantation above four hours at a time, shall forfeit three dollars for every offence; or for suffering more than five slaves other than their own to remain on their plantation at any one time, forfeits one dollar for each slave above that number-To the informer. 7 Sec. 14, pa, 188. White person found at an unlawful meeting of slaves, forfeits S dollarsTo the informer. All free persons 8 Ch. 222, sec. 2, pa.374. convicted of harboring a slave, forfeit ten dollars To the informer. 9 Ch. 103, sec. 15, pa. 188. Every justice failing to suppress an unlawful meeting of slaves, forfeits 8 dollars; and every sheriff or other officer failing to use his endeavors to suppress the same and bring the offenders before a justice, forfeits a like sum; and every under-sheriff, sergeant or constable knowing of such meeting, failing to perform his duty and apprehend the persons so assembled, forfeits four dollars-To the informer. 10 Sec. 16, pa. 188. Penalty for dealing with a slave without consent of master or owner, four times the value of the article, and moreover the sum of twenty dollars: And ch. 305, sec. 3. Additional penalty of ten dollars for pa. 432. To the master or owner, dealing on a Sundayas to the value of the articles-to any person who will sue for the other penalty. 11 Rev. Code, vol. 1. Ch. 305, pa. 432. Additional penalties on masters of vessels suffering slaves to come on board or dealing with themIncreased to 200 dollars in addition to former penalties, by vol. 2, ch. 60, sec. 3, pa. 84--One reversioner, all the estate held in right of dower of his wife, to be held during the life of such husband. Addi 16 Sec. 50, pa. 192, 1 enalty on masters of vessels for carrying a slave out of the state: tional penalties and regulations, ch. 222, sec. b, 7, pa. 374, 375: Further penalties on any person, vol. 2, ch. 60, pa. 81, viz, a fine not less than 100 nor more than 500 dollars, and imprisonment in the penitentiary, for not less than two, nor more than four years; and moreover shall pay the owner double the value of the slave, and double the costs and expenses incurred in regaining or at tempting to regain the slave. 17 Rev. Code, vol 1, c... 163 sec.3, pa. 315. Persons harbouring or employing any negro vr mulatto, not having a certified copy of them register, forfeit five dollars-To the owner; if none, to the informer. 18 Sec. 5, 6 Same penalty in case of free negroes and mulattoesTo the informer. 19 Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 164, sec. 1, pa. 315. Free negro or mulatto migrating into this state, or brought here, to be sent out by a magistrate at the expense of the importer. 20 Sec. 2, 3. Master of a vesel or others bringing a free negro or mulatto into this state (except employed on board their vessel) forfeit £100-One Iralf to the commonwealth, the other to the informer 21 Ch.189, sec. 3, pa. 347. Person aiding, abetting or maintaining a slave to prosecute for freedom, who shall not establish it, forfeits one hundred dollars for each slave-To the owner, or person who will prosecute. 22 Sec. 5, pa. 347. Forging certificate of emancipation, subjects the offender to a fine of two hundred dollars, and one year's imprisonment, without bail or mainprize. 23 Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch. 283, sec. 5, pa. 413. Commissioner of the revenue failing to return annually, when he returns a list of taxable property, a complete list of free negroes and mulattoes within his district, with their names, scx, places of abode, and particular trades or calling; and the clerk of the court failing to fix up a copy of such list at the courthouse door, and to deposit the orignal in his office forfeit for each offence twenty dollars-One half to the use of the county or corporation, the other to the person who will sue. 4 Sec. 8, pa, 201. Any sheriff, mayor or chief magistrate failing to perform the duties, enjoined on him, forfeits 300 dollars-and every other magistrate, 20 dollars-To the person aggrieved 5 Sec. 9, pa. 201. Any person inoculat ing for the small por without heerce, ac cording to law, or failing to conform to the ules and regulations prescribed by the jus tices, forfeits 380 downs for every offence One moiety to the informer, the other to the overseers of the poor. 24 Rev. Code, vol. 2, ch 33, pa. 36; amended by ch. 51, pa. 77. The names, ages, and sexes of all slaves allotted to a widow for dower, or devised to her or lite in lieu thereof, or held by any person for his or her life only, or the life of any other person or persons, shall by such tenant for life, or if he or she be an infant, by his or her guardian, 6 Sec. 10, Every person wilfully endea 'be registered with the clerk of the county voring to propagate the small pox without wherein he or she resides, within sixty days || inocu ation, or by incculation in any other after coming to the possession of such slave manner than allowed by law, is subject to a or slaves, under the penalty of fifty dollars penalty of 1500 dollars, and six months inge for each slave; and the increase of such prisonment without beil or inainprizeslaves shall within the bke time from their The penalty to go as m No. 2. births, under the same penalty be registered in like manner- To the party aggriev. ed. STOLEN GOODS.. Rev. Code, voi, 1, ch. 109, sec. 4, pa. 206. Every person buying or receiving stolen goods, ed for a misdemeanon, and punished by fie and imprisonment, although the pime pal be not before convicted.. 25 Rev. Code, vol. 2. ch. 35, pa. 39; amend-knowing them to be stolen, may be prosecuts ed by ch. 47, pa.74. Any person refusing to aid and assist an officer, to whom a warrant shall be directed by a justice, for the pur- || pose of suppressing an unlawful meeting of slaves, shall be fined at the discretion of such justice not exceeding ten dollars. SMALL POX. No. 1. Rev. Code, vol. 1, ch 106, sec. 1, pa. 200. Ay person wilfully bringing into this state the small pox, or any variolous or infectious matter of the said distemper with a view to inoculate or propagatethe distemper, shall forfeit 300 dollars for every offenceOne ́ moiety to the informer, the other to the overseers of the poor. 2 Sec. 4, pa. 200, A person removing from the house where he has had the small pox, or going into the company of those who have not had it, or going into a public road where travellers usually pass, without retiring and giving notice upon the approach of a passenger, until such person hath recovered and been so well cleansed in his person and clothes as to be perfectly free from infection, forfeits 7 dollars for every offence One half to the informer, the o ther to the cominonwealth, or the whole to the commonwealth if the prosecution shall be first instituted on the public behalf alone. Sec. 11, pa. 202. 3 Sec. 5, pa. 201. Every person undertaking inoculation for the small pox at any house, shall cause an advertisement to be put up at the nearest public road, or other most notorious adjacent place, giving information that the small pox is at such house, and shall continue it as long as any danger of infection remains, under penalty of 7 dollars for every day it shall be omitted-And failing to see that every patient is sufficiently cleansed in his person and clothes and to give him a certificate thereof, and that he is free from all danger of spreading the infection, forfeits ten dollars for every offence To the same. SUNDAY—See sabbath breaking und slaves No 10. SURVEYORS of HIGHWAYS- See roads. SURVEYORS OF LAND. No. 1. Rev. Code. vol. 1, ch. 85, ser. 9, pa. 143. Ever; príncipal surveyor shali reside in the county whereof he is surveyor, under the penalty of 600 dollars for every month's absence, unless detained by such Lu siness as the court shall deem a reasonalse excuse——One moiety tothe commonwealth, the other to the informer. 2 Sec. 18, pa. 144 Every surveyor shall, under the penalty of 15 dollars, express on each plat, the true variation of the magneta ic needle, whether east or west-To the party injured. See sec. 20. 3 Sec. 26, pa. 145. Any surveyor, whe ther principal or deputy, failing in any of the duties of his office, may be indicted in the court of his district, and punished by amercement or deprivation of his office, at the discretion of a jury; besides being liable to the action of the party injured. 4 Sec. 28. Any surveyor or other person refusing to produce the book of entries and surveys to the persons appointed by the court to examine the same; or to deliver them to a succeding surveyor, shall forfeit 30 dollars -One half to the use of the county, the 6ther to the person suing.. 5 Sec. 29. Any surveyor who shall deliver at any time within 12 months after the survey made, any certificate, copy or plat of land by him surveyed, unless to the person for whom it was surveyed, or to his order; or unless in the case of a caveat, shall forfeit 100 dollars for every 100 acres included in the survey; and be liable to the action of the party injured. 6 Sec. 55, pa. 149. On the division of a county, the surveyor of the old county, shall |