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Clement Dorsey. The general public statutory law and public local law of the state of Maryland, 1692-1839
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1402

BALTIMORE CITY,

 

lodged and deposited with such person or persons as shall be

 

appointed by the mayor and corporation of the city to receive

 

the same ; and all acts of the legislature of the state of Mary-

 

land now in force, shall continue and remain in force, but the

 

powers and authorities thereby delegated to the commissioners

 

of Baltimore town, special commissioners and port-wardens, or

 

any other tribunal or persons, touching the police of Baltimore

 

town, or any of its internal concerns, shall be, and they are

 

hereby transferred and vested in the corporation hereby consti-

 

tuted, and the said corporation are hereby empowered to act

 

under such laws in the same manner, and as fully as if the

 

said corporation had been particularly named in such laws.

 

The mayor shall, in virtue of his office, have and exercise all

 

the jurisdiction and powers of a justice of the peace, except as

 

to the recovery of small debts, and may call upon any officer of

 

the city, entrusted with the receipt and expenditure of public

 

money, for a statement of his accounts, as often as he or the

 

corporation may conceive it necessary ; he shall see that the

 

ordinances are duly and faithfully executed, and shall report

 

annually to the corporation, during the first five days of their

 

session, a general state of the city, with an accurate account of

 

the money received and expended, to be published for the infor-

 

mation of the citizens. The mayor and corporation of the city

 

of Baltimore, the judges and clerks of the elections, and all

 

other officers of the city, before they enter upon the execution

 

of their respective offices, shall severally take the following oath

 

or affirmation : 4I do solemnly swear or affirm, as the case may

 

be, that I will faithfully execute the office of —— , to the best

 

of my knowledge and ability, without favour, affection or

 

partiality.'

Mode of

SEC. 11. And be it enacted, That the person or persons

collecting
taxes.

appointed to collect any tax imposed in virtue of the powers

 

granted by this act, shall have authority to collect the same by

 

distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the person

 

chargeable therewith ; but no sale shall be made, unless ten

 

days previous notice thereof be given, and if the tax imposed

 

shall be chargeable on any real property, and no goods or chat-

 

tels can be found liable to bo distressed therefor, the same may

 

be recovered by action of debt, or attachment, in Baltimore

 

county court, in which no imparlance shall be allowed.

 

See 1800, ch. 85, ante page 434.

City con-

SEC. 12. And be it enacted, That all and singular the powers

tains all
new made

granted to the said corporation, shall be, and are hereby de-

ground on

clared to extend to Deep Point, and to all wharves and other

the basin.

grounds heretofore made and extended into the basin of Balti-

 

more town, or which shall hereafter be made or extended into

 

the same, which shall be considered and taken as part of the

 

 

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