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to the erecting or building of ^rharves in the said town, to regulate the moving of rafts, arks and boats, and to prevent all nuisances and obstruc- tions from being placed in the waters of the Sus- quehanna River in front of said town.
Sec. 55. Any person aggrieved by the decision of the Commissioners in fixing the line or point of, high water mark may, at any time within one year, appeal to the Circuit Court for Harford County, and the said Court shall hear testimony and review the decision.	Appeal.
Sec. 56. The said Commissioners shall have power to levy and collect, taxes in said town, not exceeding in any one year sixty cents in the hun- dred dollars, on the assessable property of said town.	Lay taxes.
Sec. 57. They shall, once in every five years, or oftener if they think proper, appoint two assessors, who shall value and assess the property in said town, in the same manner and with like authority as county assessors, but in assessing any of the lands within the limits of the town, which may be occupied and used as farms, or may be part or parts of farms, such lands shall be valued and assessed as lots of ten acres, with the buildings and improvements thereon, and not by the num- ber of acres in said farms or parts of farms ; and said assessors shall make oath before the said Commissioners that they will faithfully and im- partially make the said assessment to the best of their judgment ; and they shall be paid for their services by said Commissioners out of the taxes levied as aforesaid.	Assessors.
58. Any person may appeal from the assess- ment of the assessors to the said Commissioners, who may make such deductions therefrom as they may deem just, and they may add thereto the value of any property which may have been omit- ted in the assessment, and all buildings and im- provements, and all property created or acquired since said assessment, and make transfers of such property as has changed owners since said assess- ment.	Commission- ers.
59. The Commissioners may, from time to time, under such conditions as they may by their ordi-	Officers.