| CHARLES RIDGELY, OF HAMPTON, ESQ. GOVERNOR.
death, and if this act had not passed, would be entitled to the said
lot, with power to him the said William Gwynn, his executors and
administrators, and it is hereby declared to be his and their duty to
invest the said sum of money, so to be paid for the said lot, forthwith
in bank stock of some incorporated bank or banks in the city
of Baltimore, or in stock of the United States, on the best terms,
and the dividends thereon, and the accumulations thereof, from time
to time as they become due, to receive and invest in manner aforesaid
for the use and benefit of the said Forster, and of the persons
who may or would be entitled as aforesaid, until the said stock and
accumulations thereof shall be transferred and paid over tot he
said John Mason Forster, or other person or persons entitled as
aforesaid, or his or their agent or agents lawfully authorised. |
1815.
CHAP. 188. |
3. And whereas by the will of Bridget Tull,
exhibited to this legislature,
and under which the said John Mason Forster claims
the said lot, it is to go over to other persons in case of his death
under the age of twenty-five years, and it appears that he will attain
that age on the first day of January next, BE IT THEREFORE
ENACTED, That the stock to be purchased by the said William
Gwynn, his executors and administrators as aforesaid, and
the accumulations thereof, shall remain in her or their name for
the uses aforesaid, untransferred until the said John Mason Forster
shall attain his said age of twenty-five years, or depart this life;
and that in case of his death, before he attains that age, the said
stock, with the accumulations thereof as aforesaid, shall be held by
the said William Gwynn, his executors and administrators, in trust
for the persons who on that event would have been entitled to the
said lot if this act had not passed, and shall be transferred and
paid to them, or their agents duly authorised, in lieu and full satisfaction
of the said lot, the right to use and keep open which as a
public street for ever as aforesaid, shall in no wise be affected by
the death of the said John Mason Forster before his age of twenty-five
years. |
Stock purchased. |
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CHAP. CLXXXIX.
An Act to open a Road from William P. Patterson's Farm in Queen-Anne's
County. Lib. TH. No. 5, fol. 69. |
Passed Jan. 27, 1816. |
WHEREAS it is represented to this general assembly
by the petition
of William P. Patterson, of Harford county, that great and
serious inconvenience doth arise to him in consequence of his having
at the present time no road open from his farm to the public
road; therefore, |
Preamble. |
1. BE IT ENACTED, by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That
James Roberts, William Jacobs, George Finley, Campbell J. Cornelius
and George Godwin, be and they are hereby appointed commissioners
to lay out and open a road, not exceeding twenty feet
in width, to the nearest public road, in the most convenient direction
both for the petitioner and those persons through whose land
the said road may pass. |
Commissioners appointed
to lay out
road. |
2. AND BE IT ENACTED, That the said commissioners,
or a majority
of them, shall and they are hereby directed and required,
to make or cause to be made, a plot of said road, when opened as
aforesaid, and shall make a return of said plot, together with a
certificate of the courses of the said road, to the clerk of Queen-Anne's |
Plot to be recorded. |
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