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1832 — Connecticut — Gunpowder Storage

1832 Conn. L. chap. 25, p. 391-92

Gave towns authority to regulate gunpowder storage.

CT
1832

1832 — Delaware — Blacks Using Arms

1832 Del. L. chap. 176, p 180-82

Prohibited the use of firearms by free Blacks unless permission was granted by a justice of the peace.

DE
1832

1832 — Waterville College, Maine — Campus Ban

Laws of Waterville College, Maine 11 (1832)

Prohibited firearms, deadly weapons, and gunpowder on campus.

ME
1832

Limited the private storage of gunpowder to 28lbs. Violation of the ordinance would lead to seizure.

OH
1832

1832 — Connecticut — Gunpowder Storage

Simeon Eben Baldwin, Revision of 1875. The General Statutes of the State of Connecticut, with the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and the Constitution of Connecticut 539 (1874)

Individuals who refused to comply with gunpowder regulations were to be fined $50.

CT
1832

1832 — Delaware — Weapon Discharge

1832 Del. L. chap. 169, p. 170

Prohibited firing guns in Dover.

DE
1832

1832 — Portland, Maine — Weapon Discharge

Ordinances of the City of Portland, Commencing May 23, 1832 23-24 (1833)

Prohibited discharging firearms in Portland unless in self-defense, for militia muster, or aiding officers.

ME
1832