THOMAS SWANN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 939

Article, shall annually, in the month of January, cause to be made and certified to be true under the oath or affirmation of the President or other chief officer thereof, a full statement of its affairs, show- ing its assets and liabilities, and of what each con- sists, which statement shall be published once a week for three successive weeks, in at least one newspaper published in the city of Baltimore, if said company shall be incorporated therein, and in one newspaper in the county where the said company is incorporated, if incorporated elsewhere than in the city of Baltimore.	Annual state- ment.
Sec. 106. And be it enacted, That any insurance company not incorporated in this State, but doing business and having an agent therein, shall annu- ally in the month of January, publish in at least one newspaper in the City of Baltimore, for the period above mentioned, a statement made and certified as above provided.	Publish state- ment.
Sec. 107. And be it enacted, That corporations for making turnpike or plank roads or passenger railways outside of the limits of the City of Balti- more, and not exceeding twelve miles in length for any one road in this State, may be formed as here- inbefore provided ; turnpike or plank roads or pas- senger railway may be constructed on the bed of any county road, or on part of the bed thereof, the consent of the County Commissioners of the county in which said road may lie having been first given in writing and recorded among the proceedings of said County Commissioners, and also recorded in the book or journal of proceedings of said corpora- tion. The location of the bed of any part of said county road may be changed by said corporation	Length of road.
for the purpose of a better construction of said turnpike or plank road or passenger railway, pro- vided the land to be occupied be obtained by agree- ment with the owners thereof, or by condemnation ; at least fifteen feet in width of the bed of any turn- pike road shall be covered with broken stone, or gravel, or other hard or durable materials, to the depth of at least twelve inches, unless the natural bed be hard, and the bed of any plank road shall be well and securely laid and covered with plank or wood for the same width.	Change loca- tion.