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    1802.                                 LAWS OF MARYLAND.

    The following persons were petitioners for relief under this act, vi.  John J.
Sothoron, George Burroughs and Raphael Sexton, of Saint Mary's county, William
Jones, of Kent county, Philip Jenkins, John Warfield and Samuel Godman,
of Anne-Arundel county; Charles Williamson, of Calvert county; John F. Beall,
Philip T. Briscoe, Henry Hagam, Thomas L. Sothoron, Zacharian Sothoron and
Joseph Boarman, of Raphael, of Charles county, John Shrote, Zedekiah Snow,
Christopher Shrote, William Greer, Matthew Chambers, William Parsons, David
Poe, Jacob Mordicai, Ralph McCreery, John Johnson, Charles Forman,
Henry Reese, John Croxall, Thomas Paul, Robert Courtnay, Barton Brashears,
Thomas B. Randall, John B. Darby, John Boase, junior, Lewis Geanty and Lewis
Julien Delarue Legoux, of Baltimore county; James Dudley, James Parrott,
John Burgess, Solomon Hopkins, Thomas Gordon and Philemon H. Abell, of
Talbot county; John Campbell and John Houston, of Somerset county; David
Shippey, Samuel Mills, Robert Rolle and Levi Rue, of Dorchester county; Joseph
Reynolds, Andrew Gordon and Jacob Lum, of Cecil county; Isidore Hardy,
Rinaldo Johnson, Edward L. Boteler, Seth Hyatt, Aquila Hyatt, Wilkinson Brashears
and Francis Boone, of Prince-George's county; Daniel Knock, Francis J,
Wilson, Philemon Murphy and Philemon C. Blake, of Queen-Anne's county;
Francis Rosse, of Worcester county; John Marky, David McClary, Abraham Lemaster,
senior, and John L. Dorsey, of Frederick county; John Lee, Randall
Wallis, James Bevard, Ezekiel Williams, Robert White, Daniel N. Robinson,
Thomas Robinson, Daniel Robinson, senior, and James Johnson, of Harford
county; Jane Green, William Boone and James Dickinson, of Caroline county;
Claudius Besse, Patrick Kelly, John C. Hatton, William Ashwell, Luke Usher,
Thomas Edwards, Nicholas W. Easton, Peter Gardner, Alexander F. Hall,
William Everard, John Phelan, John McCoy, Owen Allen, William Jacobs, Dominick
Jordan, Alexander Martin, Alexander Kenny, Robert Doyne, Robert
Colgate, John Michael, Benjamin Solomon, Jonathan Askew, Archibald Smithson,
Salathiel Tuder, Benoet Castaing, John Bradley, William C. Boardley,
Henry Troup, Robert Stratton, William Wears, David Porter, William Gibbons,
John Lane, Christian L. Junderman, William Owen, Peter D. Goverts and Robert
Spencer, of the city of Baltimore; John Wilson and James Chapline, of
Washington county; John Thomas, 3d, of Montgomery county, Samuel B. Beall,
of Allegany county.

                                            See note under 1800, ch. 44.
                                                _____
 

Passed Jan. 8, 1803.		                                         CHAP. XCVIII.
An Act requiring the Register of Wills of Baltimore County to give
        daily attendance at his Office.  Lib. JG. No. 4, fol. 315.
Register to give
daily attendance 
at his office.		     BE IT ENACTED, by the General Assembly of Maryland, That
from and after the passage of this act, it shall, and it is hereby declared
to be, the duty of the register of wills of Baltimore county
to give daily attendance at his office in the city of Baltimore, either
in person or by deputy, for the purpose of discharging the duties
incident thereto.
                                                _____
 

Passed Jan. 8, 1803.		                                             CHAP. XCIX.
An Act to lay out a Road in Anne-Arundel and Baltimore Counties.
                                      Lib. JG. No. 4, fol. 316.
Preamble.     WHEREAS it is represented to this general assembly, by the petition
of Francis Holland, James Croxall, and sundry inhabitants
of Anne-Arundel and baltimore counties, that the convenience of
the public would be greatly promoted by opening a road from Francis
Holland's landing, on Patapsco river, until it shall intersect the
road leading to the city of Annapolis, and also to straighten and
amend the road leading from James Croxall's point, in Baltimore
county, until it shall intersect the George-town road near Mrs.
Carroll's bridge; therefore,
Commissioners appointed
to survey
and lay out road.		     2.  BE IT ENACTED, by the General Assembly of Maryland, That
Oliver Cromwell, Horatio Johnson and Ebenezer Steuart, be and
they are hereby appointed commissioners to survey, lay out and
open, a road, not exceeding thirty feet wide, in the straightest and


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