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THOMAS BLADEN, Esq; Governor.
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1744. |
and enjoy. And when any of the Visitors aforesaid,
shall remove out of the County, or otherwise
become unable, or refuse to execute the Office of Visitor
as aforesaid, then the other Visitors
aforesaid, or major Part of them, are enabled to met
and chuse one other Visitor in the
Place of such Visitor dying, &c. and so toties
quoties, as often as the Case shall happen as aforesaid.
Provided the Visitors herein named, as well as those
who shall hereafter be chosen as aforesaid,
shall in all Things qualify themselves as the Visitors
of the Free-Schools by Law are obliged
to Qualify. |
CHAP.
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CHAP. XXVI.
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AN act impowering the Vestry-men and Church-wardens of King
George's Parish,
in Prince George's County, to purchase
Three Acres of Land in the said Parish,
to build a Chapel of Ease on; and to impower
the Justice of Prince
George's County, to levy on the Taxable Inhabitants
of the said Parish, in the
said County, the Sum of Eight Hundred Pounds
Current Money, for the k Uses
therein mentioned. Lib. B.L.C.
fol.
309.
k Viz.
For the Purchase and Building above mentioned; which Chapel so built,
shall be constituted
a Chapel of Ease, and for ever to be supported and repaired
at the Charges of the said
Parish. |
Passed 4th
June 1744. |
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CHAP. XXVII.
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An act impowering Mary Stokes, Widow and Executrix of Humphrey
Wells
Stokes, late of Baltimore County, Gent,
deceased, to sell and dispose of the Lands
and Tenements therein mentioned to be sold, for
the Uses and Purposes thereby
directed. Lib. B.L.C. fol.
310. PR. |
Ditto. |
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CHAP. XXVIII.
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An Act for the Relief of Francis O Connor, Robert Noble, of
Dorchester
County, Planters, Joseph Richardson, of
the said County, Shoemaker, languishing
Prisoners in Dorchester County Goal;
Thomas Joy, a languishing
Prisoner in Talbot County Goal; Cornelius
Mahany, of Cæcil COunty, Taylor,
a languishing Prisoner in Cæcil County
Goal; and Robert Floyd, in
Queen-Anne's County Goal. Lib. B.L.C.
fol. 313. PR. |
Ditto. |
At a Session of ASSEMBLY begun and held at the
City of Annapolis, the 5th Day of August,
and
ended
the 28th Day of September, in the 31st
Year of the
Dominion of the Right Honourable CHARLES, absolute
Lord and Proprietary of the Provinces of
Maryland and Avalon, Lord Baron
of Baltimore, &c.
Annoq; Domini 1745: The following
Laws were
Enacted. |
1745. |
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THOMAS BLADEN, Esq; Governor.
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CHAP. I.
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An act continuing an Act, entitled, a An
Act for the speedy and effectual Publication
of the Laws of this Province; and for the Encouragement
of Jonas
Green, of the City of Annapolis, Printer.
Lib. B.L.C. fol. 317 |
Passed 28th
Sept. 1745 |
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a 1744, ch. 4,
hereby continued 'til the 25th December 1746.
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CHAP. II.
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An Additional Supplementary Act to the Act, entitled, b
An Act for Laying out
and Erecting a Town, at a Place called Long-Point,
on the West Side of North-East
River, in Cæcil County. Lib.
B.L.C. fol. 317.
N.B. This Act
impowered the Commissioners of the said Town, to dispose of the Lots
(which should happen to be forfeited on the 10th Day
of May following, for want of Building
thereon, &c. as by the said Act appointed) by way
of Ballot; in the same Manner, and giving
the same Notice, as is in the said Act directed; or in
such other Manner as to the major Part of
them should appear most conducive to the Benefit of the
Town: And directs all Money arising
by the Disposal of such Lots to be laid out for the Public
Uses of the Town, and be accounted
for by the Commissioners in the same Manner as directed
by former Acts relating thereto.
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Ditto.
b 1742, ch. 23. |
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