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    1814.                                 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

creditors in amount; and also to extend the like benefit of said
laws to Samuel Carey of Baltimore, upon the like terms, notwithstanding
Cornthwait and Carey may have made payments to some
of their creditors.

Renewal of application
not necessary.
    2.  AND BE IT ENACTED, That in cases where either of the aforesaid
petitioners have made application for the benefit of the said
laws, and the same is now depending, it shall not be necessary for
such petitioner to renew his application, and in cases where either
of the said petitioners has made application, and the day of final
hearing has passed, it shall only be necessary for said petitioner to
give at least one month's previous notice according to law, of his
intention to renew his application for such benefit.
Additional names
of persons entitled,
&c.
    3.  AND BE IT ENACTED, That James H. Sewell and Samuel 
Raborg, of the city of Baltimore, and Dennis M. Burgess of
Prince-George's county, shall be and they are hereby entitled to the
full benefit of and final release under said acts, on the terms and
conditions therein prescribed, without being required to produce to
the court the assent of two-thirds of their creditors in amount, and
notwithstanding any conveyance or conveyances made by them, or
either of them, to a creditor or to trustees in trust for the benefit of
creditors.
                                            _____
 

Passed Jan. 27, 1815.
                                        CHAP. CIX.
A Further Additional Supplement to an act (a), entitled, An act to direct
                            Descents. 
Lib. TH. No. 4, fol. 366.

            (a)  1786, ch. 45.  See 1802, ch. 94, and the acts there referred to.

Lands, &c. of deceased
persons lying
in different
counties.
    1.  BE IT ENACTED, by the General Assembly of Maryland, That 
where any lands, tenements or hereditaments, of any person dying
intestate, shall lie in different counties, it shall not be necessary
for the parties interested therein to apply to the chancellor for a
commission thereon to sell or divide the same, as is required by the
original act to which this is a further additional supplement, but
when it shall so happen that such lands, tenements or hereditaments,
lie in different counties included in any one judicial district
of this state, then and in such case application may be made to the
county court of such judicial district where the greatest part of
said lands and tenements may lie.
Lands, &c. in different
counties of
different judicial
districts.
    2.  AND BE IT ENACTED, That where any lands, tenements or
hereditaments, as aforesaid, shall lie in different counties of different
judicial districts, and the said lands, (although in different
counties,) shall lie adjoining, then and in such case application
may be made to the court of the county where the greatest portion
of said lands and tenements may lie, for the sale or division thereof.
Lands, &c. lying in
different judicial
districts and not
adjoining.
    3.  AND BE IT ENACTED, That where lands, tenements or
hereditaments, as aforesaid, shall lie in different judicial districts
and not adjoining, but lie in different or detached parcels, then
and in such case application may be made in the several districts
to the respective county court where the greatest portion of such
lands and tenements may lie, for the sale or division thereof as
aforesaid.
Same proceedings
to be had as if
lands, &c. laid in
one county.
    4.  AND BE IT ENACTED, That the same proceedings shall be
had on all such applications respectively as if the lands and tenements
laid in one county, as directed by the act to which this is a
further additional supplement, and the several supplements thereto.


 
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