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 Murder in the second degree, from 10 to21 years | Voluntary manslaughter, 9 10 Involuntary manslaughter, Arson, 2 2I Burning or setting fire to any house in a town, [ o1 Burning or setting fire to any house, | barn, stable, or any building the pro- 1 perty ofanother; or to any stacks of l hay &c. 9 21 kape,. 10 21 Carnal knowledge of female child

 under ten years ofage, 10 21 | Bgamy, 9 15 sodony and Buggery, 15 l Incest, , q | Burglary, , 15 Robbery, , I5 Stealing free persons of color, or sell ling free person for n slave 5s15 Stealing slaves, 5 15 Horse stealing, 3 10 Receiving stolen horses fraudulently, 3 10 Grand Larceny, or stealing goods over the value ten dollars, 3 10 Petit Larceny, or stealing goods not

 exceeding ten dollars in value, : Fraudnently receiving stolen goods over the value of ten dollars 2 10 Fmudclently receiving stolen goods

 not otexceediagt the value often dollars, Stealing notes, bills or other valuable paper writing, 2 15 House breaking by day, with intent to

 commit a felony. 2 15 Making counterfeit bank bills, &c 3 15 Making notes, &c. purporting to be on

 banks that have no existence, with

 intent to defraud, 3 15 Passing, or offering to pass counterfeit

 notes wth intent to defraud, 3 15 Passing, or offering to pass fictitious

 notes with intent to deiraud, 3 15 Keeping counterfeit notes in possess

 ion with intent to delraud, 3 15 Keeping fictitious bank notes, &c in

 possession with intent to delraud, 3 15 Altering or erasing any genuine bill, 3 15 Keeping the same in possession with

 intent, &c. 3 15 Passing or offering to pass the same

 with intent, &c 8 15 Filling up or completing counterfeit

 notes 3 15 Fillngup any fictitious instrument with

 intent to defraud, 3 15 (. Making plates or instruments for coun-

 terieting 3 15 Making plates or instruments to make

 fictitious instruments, 8 15 Keeping in possession plates for

 teneiting or making fictitious notes

 with intent to delraud, 3 15 Fraudulent making paper of that de- scrlption used for bank bills, 3 15 Making the paper mouds or other ma

 chinery to be used for making bank

 paper, with intent to deraud, 3 15 Fraudulently keeping in possession

 such paper, paper-mouds, or other

 machines, 3 15 Preparing machines for making coun-

 tertelt coin, 15 Keeping the same in possession, with

 intent to deiraud, 3 15 Malingorb beginning to make any base

 or adulterated coin, 15 Passing or offering to pass the same

 with intent to deiiaud, 15 Keeping the same in possession with

 intent, &c 3 15 Making or preparing pieces of base

 metal with intent to convert the same

 into counterfeit coin, 3 15 Keeping the same in possession with

 intent to deraud, 15 Every species of forgery not before

 numerated, 3 15 Passing or offering to pass any forged

 paper with intent to defraud, 15 Perjury, 3 15 Subornation of Perjury, 3 15 Receiving bribe, 3 .2l Giving I brlbe, 2 10 Destroying land marks, 2 5 Destroying or concealing wills 3 15 Stealing or purloinng records, 3 15 Stealing any book orpaper belonging Hq

 to any public office, 3 15 Obtaining money, goods, &c by the

 use Of 1alSC tokens, c0unter1elt let-

 ters, &c. 3 15 Poisoning or attempting to poison, as-

 saulting, with intent to commit mur-

 der, in the first degree, 2l Assault, with intent to commit rape, 10 Assault, with intent to commit rob

 bery. 6 Cutting or disabling the tongue, ? 10 Malicious biting or cutting of the nose,

 ear, lip, whereby the person shall be

 maimed or disiigured 9 10 Malicious cutting off or disabling the

 hand, arm, leg or foot, 10 Malicious shooting and stabbing, 2 10 Castration, 10 Fighting a duel, or challenging to fight

 or accepting challenge, ID Carrying challenge or being the se-

 cond in duel, 10 Posting as a coward for refusing to

 fight, &c. 10 The publisher to be responsible if he

 refuses to give up the author oftho

 hand-bi 2 10 Releasing culprit from the custody of

 the law forcby, lo Officer releasing a culprit which he

 has in custody, lO

 Persons present aiding and abetting in the forego ing offences deemed principals and punished as such

 Accessories before the fact punished as their prn cpals. Accessories after the fact punished as prin cpals except accessares after the fact to the crime of murder in tie first degree, who are punished as persons convicted of murder in the second degree. Persons standing to the accused in the relation pa rent and child brother and sister, husband and wife be deemed nssessaries, unless for resisting of ficers. Dealing at Faro, thmble, and grand

 mothers trick, 5 Conspiracy to indictan nnocentperson

 of ieb ny, l0 All offences, now punished with death,

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 Persons convicted of pitt larceny may on Me 'e eommendaiion of ae jury, be released from the pun ishment imposed by this act, and punished by fine &c. Every slave is excepted out of the provisions