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 CRIMES AND OFFENSES. 131 CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX. CRIMES AND OFFENSES. Sen. gw_ 11-14. Penitentiary offenses. _ 1170. Evidences of debt executed but not 114o. Capgaé {crimes not specially pro- delivered. vi e or. 1171. B'. 1146. Othenoifenses. _ _ 1172. Eilnyliggzlialmrsdglhyngarrier. 1144. Substitution of imprisonment for 1173. Petty larceny ; receiving. whipping. _ . 1174. Sale of lottery tickets. 1148. Punishment for disorderly conduct. 1175. Contract of sale void. 1149. Lxpenses of criminal process. 1176. Certain act of legislative assembly 1190. Munslaughter, &.c. repealed. llel. Arson. 1177. Penalty for engaging in the gift en- 1159. Rape. _ _ _ terprise business. 1153. Assault with intent to commit rape. 1178. Appeal and dual judgment. 1154. Burglary. _ _ 1179. Procuring enlistment of criminals. 115:% Horse-stealing, mayhem, bigamy. 1180. Penalty of officers of jail. · l16b. Peijury and subornation of perjury. 1181. Selling intoxicating drinks to sol- 11::7. 1•orgery, counterfeiting, &c. diers; penalty. 1168. Grand larceny. 1182. Penalty of persons licensed, permit— 1l:>9. Laroeny with destruction. ting, &c. 1160. Receiving stolen property. 1183. Forieitnre of license. 1161. Petty larceny and receiving; second 1184. Injury to trees, works of art, due. conviction. 1185. Carrying away timber, soil, &c. 1162. Obtaining by false pretenses, dsc. 1186. Trespass upon gardens, &c. 11o3. Accessory after the fact. 1187. Penalty for injury to cemeteries. 1164. Challenging to iight a duel.1188. Manufacturers of mineral water may 1165. Sending challenge. n file description of marks upon 1166. Asaaulting. &.e., for refusal to accept their bottles, challenge. 1189. Penalty for using or dealing in 1167. Going out of the District to evade marked bottles. the law. 1190. Regulation for sale of hay and straw. 1168. Bar to proceedings in what case. 1191. Regulation of travel over Beuning’s 1169. Emhezzlement by clerks, agents, &c. bridge. Sec. 1144. Every person convicted in any court in the District of any P¤¤i¤¤¤¤i¤·ry ¤f- of the following oilenses, to wit: manslaughter, assault with intent to f°““• kill, arson, rape, assault with intent to commit a rape, burglary, robbery, 2 March, 1831, c. horse-stealing, mayhem, bigamy, perjury, or subornation of perjury, lar- 37£#%4»P-448- ceny, if the property stolen is of the value of thirty-five dollars or 63 8 1*;] ,}8€7,i0g: upward, forgery, obtaining by false pretenses any goods or chattels, i;;' j,,,§__ {865, ,,_ money, bank-note, promissory note, or any other instrument in writing 13, v. 13, p. 421. for the payment or delivery of money or other valuable thing, or keeping a faro—bank or other common gaming-table, or petty larceny upon a second conviction, shall be sentenced to suiier punishment by _1mpr1son ment and labor in the penitentiary for the periods respectively prescribed in this chapter. _ _ _ _ _ SEc. 1145. All capital felonies and crimes not specially provided for tceprtqimvrrmw in this chapter, except murder, treason, and piracy, shall be punished Qgdeghggf Y P"' by imprisonment and labor in the penitentiary for a period not le s than seven nor more than twenty years. [see its u. s., run ·· ci·ime¤.··l 37,s_1,,,v_;,_ p_,,g0Q United States vc. Dixon, 1 Crunch, C. C., 414. Sec. 1146. Every other felony, misdemeanor, or offense not provided  for by this title, shall be punished as provided by laws in force in the II!};?;:,; gates W D lSu`1°t• Smithegs, 2Cranch, C. C., 3 . _ Sec. 1147. Where, by any law_in force prior to March second, eight- im  $*5 cen hundred and thirty-one, whipping was made a part_or the whole of wbgpping the punishment, the court shall substitute therefor imprisonment in the  District jail for a period not exceeding six months. [seen.s.u.s,_9m1.1 md-; “ i i f Sec. 1148. No person in the District shall be lined or imprisoned for di:;':3;:l*m:;*:d“ disorderly conduct, unless personally and individually guilty of acts dis- orderly in themselves. ea, ¤. s, v. 14,p. 402. Sec. 1149. The necessary expenses incurred in the execution of crim- E x ple gs ee: of inal processes within the District shall be chargeable to the United Std1C9S, 88 provided lll hl11S UGG. 62's_ 18§.,12· P_