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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1870
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ODEN BOWIE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 657

this State, shall constitute a good and sufficient
title thereto, but should any one, within the six
months hereinbefore provided, be charged with
locating, or appropriating, any natural bed, or
bar, as hereinbefore prohibited, the question may
be at once submitted, by any person interested,
to the Judge of the Circuit Court in the county
where such question shall arise, who, after having
given notice to the parties interested, shall pro-
ceed to hear the testimony and decide the case,

 

and if said decision be in favor of the party loca-
ting said five acres, said decision shall be record-
ed, with the original record of said five acres,
and shall in all cases be conclusive evidence of
title thereto.

Sec. 29. And be it enacted, That if any creek,
cove or inlet, not exceeding one hundred yards in
breadth at its mouth, make into the land or lands,
or that if any creek, cove or inlet, of greater
width than one hundred yards, make into the land
or lands, the owner or owners, or other lawful oc-
cupant or occupants, shall have the exclusive

Title.

right to use such creek, cove or inlet, when the
mouth of said creek, cove or inlet is one hundred
yards or less in width, and when the said creek,
cove or inlet is more than one hundred yards in
width at its mouth, the said owner or owners, or
other lawful occupant or occupants, shall have
exclusive right to use such creek, cove or inlet,
so soon as said creek, cove or inlet, in making
into said land or lands, shall become one hundred

Creek or Cove.

yards in width, for preserving, depositing, bed-
ding, or sowing Oysters, or other shell fish, al-
though such creek, cove or inlet may not be in-
cluded in the lines of any patent.

Sec. 30. And be it enacted, That if any person
shall take with a drag, dredge, scoop, scrape, rakes
or tongs, or any instrument whatever, any Oysters

Bedding.

or other shell fish imbedded, planted or sown, in
accordance with the provisions of sections twenty-
eight, and twenty-nine of this Article, or any
Oysters growing on any grounds appropriated ac-
cording to the provisions of said sections, or shall
carry, or attempt to carry, the same away, shall
be deemed guilty of a felony, and be liable to in-
dictment, and on conviction thereof in any Court in

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Not to intrude,

 

 

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