THOMAS SWANN, ESQUIRE. GOVERNOR. 839

shall be cut on any land other than the bed of the railroad by the Company, or taken by them or any of their agents or employees, for the use of said railroad without the consent of the owners, and provided further, that all costs and expenses that accrue in consequence of the condemnation of any lands or material for the use of the said railroad shall be paid by the Company.
Sec. 12. And be it enacted, That whenever in the construction of said railroad or railroads it shall be necessary to cross or intersect any estab- lished roads or ways, either public or private, it shall be the duty of said President and Directors of said Company so to construct the said railroad across such established roads or ways, as not to impede the passage or transportation of persons or property along the same, or when it shall be neces- sary to pass through the lands of any individual, it shall also be their duty to provide for such in- dividuals proper wagon-ways across said railroad	Cross roads or ways.
from one part of his lands to the other, and when- ever any road or roads may hereafter be authorized to be made by the Legislature, when it may be necessary to cross said railroad, the Company shall make or cause to be made a proper and convenient crossing-way for said road, the expenses of which shall be paid as the Legislature may direct.	Wagon ways.
Sec. 13. And be it enacted, That if the said Com- pany should neglect to provide wagon-ways across said railroad as required by the preceding Section of this Act, it shall and may be lawful for any in- dividual to sue said Company, and be entitled to receive such damages as a jury may think him or her entitled to receive for such neglect or refusal on the part of said Company.	May sue.
Sec. 14. And be it enacted, That nothing in this Act shall be so construed as to authorize the said Company, or the President, Directors and stock- holders thereof, to consolidate the said Company with any foreign Company or corporation, or to dispose of or sell the same to any railroad Com- pany or corporation outside of the limits of this State, but in case of any complaint made to this effect to the Governor of Maryland, it shall be his duty to instruct the Attorney General to examine into the said causes of complaint, whose imme-	Not to con- solidate.