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![handle is hein.slavery/ssactsmo0135 and id is 1 raw text is: CRIMES AND PUNISHIMENTS.
CHAP. 50.
der or rape, or of manslaughter in the first degree, or who
shall be sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for
any of the offences specified in the twenty-seventh, twenty-
ciglith, twenty-ninth, thirtieth, thirty-first, [thirty-third,] thir-
ty-fourth, [thirty-sixth,] thirty-seventh, thiTtly-eigth, [forty-
first,] forty-second, fort1-third, [forty-fourth and] forty-fifth
and forty-sixth sections of this article, shall be forever dis-
qualified from voting at any election, or holding any office of
honor, profit or trust, within this State, and shall, moreover,
be rendered incompetent to be a juror in any case.
ARTICLE III.
OF OFFENCES AGAINST PROPERTY, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE.
1. Arson in the first degree.
2, Whmt house deemed a dwelling-
house.
3. Settingfire to warehouse, office,
&e., arson in the second de-
gree.
4. Setting fire to orburning build-
ing in which public records
are kept, arson in the second
degree.
5. Setting fire to or burning barn
or stable, &c., arson in the
third degree.
0. Setting fire to or burningbrew-
cry, &c., arson in the third
degree.
7. Setting fire to or burning ves-
sel, goods, &o., insured, ar-
son in the third degree.
8. Setting fire to or burning
goods, &c.
9. Punishment for arson in every
degree.
10. Burglary in the first degree.
11. Breaking dwelling-louse, &c.,
burglaryin the second degree.
12. Entering dwelling-house, with
intent, &c., and shall commit
a felony, burglary in the se-
cond degree.
18. Breaking inner door with intent
to commit a felony, burglary
in the second degree.
14. Person admitted into dwelling-
house with consent, and
breaking inner door, with in-
tent, &e., burglary in the se-
cond degree.
15. What deemned a dwelling-house
within the meaning of those
sections.
10. Other instances of burglary in
the second degree.
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17. Breaking out of a house, or the
inner door, when not burglary.
18. Punishment for burglary.
19. Burglary and larceny, both
committed at the same time,
how punished.
20. Robbery in the first degree.
21. Robbery in the second degree.
22. Robbery in the third degree.
23. Punishnment for robbery.
24. Threatening letters sent with a
view to extort moncy,ieenmed
an attempt to rob ; how pun-
ished.
25. Grand larceny.
2(). Punishment for grand larceny.
27. Enticing off slaves with intent
to procure their freedomu,
deemed grand larceny; how
punislmed.
28. Aiding in offences specified in
preceding section, how pun-
ished.
29. Attempt to commit same of-
fence, how punished.
30. Enticing slaves into this State
to effect their freedom, deem-
ed granud larceny. Indicted,
where; punishment.
81. Petit larceny, punishment for.
32. Larceny in a dwelling-house or
boat, or by stealing from the
person, when, how punished.
33. What deemed the value of cer-
tain paper securities stolen.
34. Marking, altering the mark, or
killing the animal of another,
deemed larceny, how pun-
ished.
35. Stealing or embezzling will or
other instrument, affecting
real or personal property,
grand larceny; how punished.](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.slavery/ssactsmo0135&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)