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18 FREDERICK Lord BALTIMORE.
CHAP. XVIII.
An ACT for the speedy and effectual publication of the laws of this
province,
and for the encouragement of Anne Catharine Green, of
the city of Annapolis,
printer. |
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CHAP. XIX.
A Supplementary ACT to the act, entitled, An act to establish a road
from Hunting-creek,
in Dorchester, to Dover, in Talbot county.
At the next November court, a further
sum, not exceeding 3,500lb. of tobacco, is to be assessed, and
applied in the manner directed by the principal act. |
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CHAP. XX.
A Supplementary ACT to the act to enable the visitors of Kent county
school,
for the time being, to lease out part of the land belonging to the
said school.
The visitors are authorised to lay
out ten acres of the school land, including the school-house and free-school
spring, for the use of the master, and to lease, for a term not exceeding
twenty-one years, any
part of the residue of the land, in such parcels as will best accommodate
lessees. The rents are to be applied,
at their discretion, to the benefit of the school. |
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CHAP. XXI.
An ACT for turning part of a street called East-street, in the city
of Annapolis,
and for confirming the title of Thomas Jenings, Esq;
of the said city, to a lot
of ground therein. PR. |
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CHAP. XXII.
An ACT to give Thomas Harrison further time to effect the removal of
a nuisance
in Baltimore-town, in Baltimore county.
Viz. two years from the time limited
by the act of November, 1766, ch. 22; and the penalty of his
bond is not to be forfeited provided he performs the condition within this
time. |
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CHAP. XXIII.
An ACT to empower Mary Philpot, widow and administratrix of Brian Philpot,
late of Baltimore-town, in Baltimore county, merchant,
deceased, to sell the
real estate of her said husband, for the payment of
the debts of the said Brian
Philpot. PR. |
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CHAP. XXIV.
An ACT for the building of a parish church and chapel of ease in Saint
John's
parish, in Queen-Anne's county.
The major part of the vestry is empowered
to build a church, on two acres of land, at a place called
The Nine Bridges, given by Thomas Wright; and to build a chapel of ease
at Tuckahoe bridge, as
near as may be to the old church. Upon their application, a power
is given to the justices of the county,
to assess in the present year, and the two next years, a quantity of tobacco,
not exceeding 100,000lb.
which, with the money or tobacco in their hands, that hath arisen during
the vacancy in the church, and
the money also which they may raise by the sale, at auction, of two acres
of land at Chicken bridge, belonging
to the church, they may expend in erecting the said church and chapel of
ease. |
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CHAP. XXV.
An ACT for the relief of the reverend John McPherson, of Charles county.
PR. |
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CHAP. XXVI.
An ACT for the relief of certain languishing prisoners in the several
gaols therein
mentioned.
Viz. Clement Spalding, Charles
Holt Flower, Thomas Cook, Ignatius Edwards, John Higdon, and
Robert Huston, of St. Mary's county; Thomas Freeman, Richard Young, John
Russee, and David
Wilkinson, of Calvert county; Peter Roby, Presly Cahiell, Mark Latimer,
George Lovely, John Tallmage,
Robert Wilson, Catharine McDonal, George Waple, John Wade, Grace Pilkington,
William
Hudson, John Lammond, Joseph Nalley, John Luckett, Elisha Harben, Cornelius
Maddox, Thomas
Nalley, and John Gilmore, of Charles county; Joseph McCubbin, John Barry,
Thomas Todd, and
Thomas Town, of Anne-Arundel county; Joseph White, and Benjamin Kidwell,
of Prince-George's
county; John Bain, Francis Harris, William Conhold, Thomas Dey, William
Andrews, George Grehon,
William Jones, John Clay, James Oliver, and Richard Treadwell, of Baltimore
county; William
Banks Walls, John Medcalf, John Row, Josias Talburt, John Alexander Brown,
Christian Shock, John
Weaver, William Drown, Alexander Crawford, Richard Bealle, Jacob Sharrer,
Robert Martin, John
Ross Mellan, John Waters, Frederick Clabough, Thomas Witten, George Henback,
and Thomas Davis,
of Frederick county; Samuel Owens, William Ford, John Kennerly, Thomas
Phillips, and Arther
Marshall, of Somerset county; Stephen Bissell, Mitchell King, Thomas Butler,
William Handcock, John
Benson, George Grear, Daniel Handcock, John Permwell, Ezekiel Claywell,
Joshua Wheeler, David
McCluer, Solomon Smallwood, Jonathan Dyer, John Baker, Philip Gutherie,
Christopher Godlove
Schoglamer, and John Cornwell, of Worcester county; Richard Blackburn
Jackson, Thomas Davis, |
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