1822 - Edocs

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law, for the appointment of officers, and that hereafter all Non-commissioned
sergeants and corporals, shall be appointed by the captains
or commanding officers of companies respectively,
and the lieutenant colonel shall perform all the duties of
a major, to the first battalion of the regiment to which he
belongs according to law.
48. Be it further enacted, That, hereafter the commissioned
officers, non-commissioned staff, non-commissioned
officers and musicians of each regiment shall appear
once in each and every year, at the usual place of holding
regimental musters, in their respective regiments, on the
first and second days, previous to the regimental musters
for the purpose of being drilled and instructed in the military
duties as the law directs, and the brigade inspector
shall attend and perform the duties of exercising and instructing
the corps, and if the brigade inspector does not
attend such drill muster, then it shall be the duty of the
senior officer present to perform the duties which are required
to be performed by the brigade inspector, and
such drill muster shall continue two days successively,
and all commissioned officers, non-commissioned staff,
non-commissioned officers and musicians, who shall fail
to appear at any drill muster for the purpose of being instructed
in the military duties, so directed by this act,
shall be proceeded against and fined in the same manner,
as is provided by this act.
Commissioned,
non-conuiiiioioned
&c. &.c. tor drill
Brigade inspector
attend
49. Be it further enacted, That, from and after the pas- Sheriff's foes
sage of this act, the sheriffs fees for the collection of fines
shall be five per centum on the amount of fines collected :
Provided however, that in all cases when property is executed
and sold, the sheriff shall have the same fees and
commission to be paid by the delinquent as is allowed on
executions.
50. Be itfurther enacted, That, the following shall be
the form of a company return.
Proviso
Company return