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An Act regulating the sale of intoxicating liquors. 1853 102 (1853)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsde0178 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF THE n)rjk'r drwn., Thrak where thc fiud nmy he deposited; and if there e not suf- part ficient t uhds to pay the ame, orders to take procedileo in lay- incat according to their dates. con'rs to re- Sn'. 5. And he it further enacted, That if upon settlement Swith the collectors, there shall be any halance undrawn, the sail sn, ill Mat. Commissioners shall rcecive the same ad deposit it in some 1lank to the credit of the Sheep Fund of that Ifundred, and the same hl only be subject to the draft of the ItoAd Connnissioners for the tini being, of that I undred; and the Commissioners slull ois~ioers be ;lloweyd five per cent. on all disbursoiuents, for their trouble, n 'a'''os. and shall make a reasonihle and just conpensation to the Asses- sors for their duties under this act. . .b.S. . nd he it fur,/r enacted, That the Secretary of State he and he is hercby required 'to furnish, as soon as this act shall have passed, a copy therofo, under' the seal of the State, to the RHo:al Conunissioners of the several I hindreds in saitd County. Pa1ssed ait 1OvNr, lbrod 2, 1852. AN ACT reurtu hr sal <ini.ricating //'plon14 user ofin. irres , li itenated byq thef Scnate mnd llwouse of lairjur- ven 'nu' in sentati'CS o thie Sile .f Dlawar, in <kel t s 'Wihlq met, :,i sii nThat it shall not he lawful for any person havin;g license to retail ti jiior, Nv. intoxicating liqiuors nllder the provisions of this act, or for any keeper of a Tavern or Publi House of Entertainment hereafter liceused, to soil or dispose of any wine, rut1111, brandy, gin, whis- key or other spirituous liquor, or any puich or mnixed liquor, o1 any heer, alO, porter, cider or other feriented liquor, on the Lord'sl)ay, conuonly called Siulay, and any such polson who shall In'ily. offenl aainst the proviiis 1f thi seetion slil be deemed gil- ty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviehion thereof* by indictment, julton 'culshall, for the first offence, forfeit and pay to the State a fine of tr. enty-ive dollars, and for the second offence shall forfeit and pay to the State a fine of' fifty dollars, and shall also forfeit his own nnerst ilicense, and the same by force of such convictioll shall be annulled, tinor - On an indictment for a second ofCee uider this section, it shall be no objection to a, conviction that the sale for vhicl a former conviction was Obtained, was mad1e under a dilerentt lieciise, nor shall any conviction of a person for a violation of this section, pi-cvon, an indictment against him for.very violation previous to that colvictili. lThe tvinil Loids I ).y, o0r Sum ndaly, in-thiis sce- Digitized from Best Copy Available 102

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