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Iirmation, if SO required, shall not be permitted to
vote but no person shall be required permitted
to take either Of the said oaths or afirmatons. if
the Judges shall from their own knowledge, the
circumstances appearing, consider that suc! per-
son is not entitled to vote.


Sec. IA. The penalty for receiving knowingly
the vote ofa person not entitled to vote. Five Hun
dred Dollars. to any person who will sue for the
same-and shall be adudged guilty of perjury. &c.


Sec IS. Penalty for refusing the vote Of per-
son entitled to vote, Fifty Dollars.


Sec. 10, lfany person not entitled to vote, shall
vote, offer to vute-or shall vote OF offer to vote
in hundred in which he shall not reside--or shall
vote a second time at the same election, or in two
different hundreds, or shall deliver or offer more
than single ballot every such person shall forfeit
and pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars to any per-
who will sue for the same.


Sec. "a. If any person shall give, offer, or pro-
mise any reward gift favor Or benefit. to any man,
to hire, brbe, or influence him in giving his vote,
or if any candidate shall influence or attempt to in
1uence any man, by any brbe, reward or promise of
favor or bencit--every such person or candidate
shall forfeit to the State fine not less than Fifty.
nor more than Two Hundred Dollars.