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CHAP. 25.
Title, &c. vested
in commissioners. |
LAWS OF MARYLAND.
3. AND BE IT ENACTED, That all the title, estate
and interest,
in and to the ground and premises in this section described, shall
be and the same are hereby vested in the commissioners aforesaid
for the purposes hereinafter mentioned; that is to say, beginning
for the said ground and premises on the east side of Saint
lane thirty feet north from its intersection with Dark lane, and running
easterly, parallel with Dark lane, to Courtland-street, thence
northerly bounding on the west side of Courtland-street to Saint
Paul's-street, thence westerly, bounding on the south side of Saint
Paul's-street to Saint Paul's lane, as directed to be laid out by this,
and thence southerly, bounding on the west side of said lane,
to the place of beginning. |
Lots—division and
allotment thereof. |
4. AND BE IT ENACTED, That the commissioners
aforesaid shall
lay out the ground and premises above described into nine lots, and
shall make an allotment and division thereof, at their discretion,
among the several proprietors, according to their respective interests,
to whom belonged the lots lying between Courtland-street and
Saint Paul's lane, and opposite to that part of said lane which is
hereby directed to be widened and straightened; and the said commissioners
shall execute and acknowledge conveyances of said
lots, to be allotted as aforesaid, which conveyances shall vest the
titles and interest in and to the same in fee simple in the grantees
respectively, their heirs and assigns. |
Owners dying intestate,
how title is
to descend. |
5. AND BE IT ENACTED, That all the title,
estate and interest,
which shall be vested in any person, in whose favour an allotment
may have been made as aforesaid, and who may hereafter die intestate,
shall descend to, and be vested in those heirs of such intestate
who would have been entitled to receive and inherit any title,
estate or interest, heretofore held by such intestate, in the ground
and property described in the third section of this act. |
Two commissioners
must concur. |
6. AND BE IT ENACTED, That the concurrence
of any two of
the commissioners aforesaid shall be sufficient to enable such number
to carry into effect all the powers and provisions of this act. |
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Passed Jan. 9, 1815.
* Nov. 1812, ch. 175. |
CHAP. XXVI.
A Supplement to the act*, entitled, An act for the benefit of James
Gouty, Mary Gouty, Lucretia Gouty, and John Steven Gouty,
Orphan Children of Zachariah Gouty, late of Caroline
County,
deceased. Lib. TH. No. 4, fol. 257.
A Private Act. |
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Passed Dec. 29. |
CHAP. XXVI.
An Act to authorise the Banks in this State to issue small Notes
for
a limited time, and for other purposes. Lib.
TH. No. 4, fol. 258.
This act was limited to the 20th of
Nov. 1815, and to the end of the next session.
It was continued by 1815, ch. 220, to the 20th Nov. 1816, and to the end
of the next session, when it expired. See 1816, ch. 267. |
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Passed Jan. 10, 1815. |
CHAP. XXVI.
An Act for the relief of Samuel McClellan and George H. Seckel,
of
the City of Baltimore. Lib. TH. No. 4, fol. 258. |
Benefit of insolvent
laws extended
to them. |
BE IT ENACTED, by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That the
judges or any judge of Baltimore county court, be and they, or
any one of them, either in open court or in the recess of said
court, are hereby authorised and directed to extend to Samuel
McClellan and George H. Seckel, and each of them, the benefit of |
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