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                JOHN EAGER HOWARD, Esquire, Governor.

calls, and interest from the time the calls ought to have been complied with;
compelling delinquent subscribers to pay interest from the time the money ought
to have been paid, with the actual expence of notice, and that the same may be recovered
with, and in the like manner as, the principal; enabling foreigners to purchase,
subscribe for, and hold shares; changing the place of collection of tolls at
or near Hook's Falls instead or at or near Payne's Falls; allowing one third, or
such other proportion as the said assemblies might think reasonable, of the tolls
payable at the Great Falls on the navigation being completed at and through the
falls, and thence to tide water, to be henceforth demandable and received at the
Great Falls, and also at or near the mouth of Watts's Branch, on goods, commodities
or produce, landed at the Great Falls, or at or near the mouth of Watts's
Branch, respectively; and empowering the president and directors to apply any
part of the capital of the said company, and also the tolls as they may arise, in
opening, improving and extending, the navigation on the branches of the sid
river above Seneca; which being thought reasonable,

1790.

CHAP.
XXXV.

    II.  Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the said Patowmack
company have and be allowed until the first day of January, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety-five, for making and improving the navigation between
the Great Falls and Great Cumberland, and on the same being done in the manner
prescribed by the original act, shall be entitled to all tolls, profits and advantages,
as if the same was done within the three years allowed by the same act.
Further time
allowed, &c.
    III.  And be it enacted, That no share in the said company, not already subscribed
for, shall be taken up or filled, but on first paying the full amount of all
previous calls, with interest from the time the calls ought to have been complied
with; and that delinquent subscribers and holders of shares shall pay interest from
the time the money ought to have been paid by them respectively on any calls
made or to be made, together with the actual expence incurred by the company
on serving notice on which to ground a motion for judgment against any
such delinquent; and that the interest shall be recovered with, and in the same
manner as, the principal, and the expence of notice shall be taxed with the other
costs.
No share to
be taken up,
&c.
    IV.  And be it enacted, That foreigners shall be and are hereby enabled to
subscribe for, purchase, and hold shares in the said company.
Foreigners
may hold, &c.
    V.  And be it enacted, That the tolls which were granted to be demanded and
received at or near Payne's Falls, may be demanded, collected and received, at or
near Hook's Falls, in the same manner as they might have been collected and received
at or near Payne's Falls aforesaid, and in the stead thereof; ad that one
third part of such tolls as would be payable at the Great Falls on the navigation
being completed at and through those falls, and thence to tide water, may henceforth,
until the whole shall become payable, be demanded, collected and received,
at the Great Falls, and also at some convenient place at or near the mouth of
Watts's Branch, on all goods, commodities and produce, landed at the Great
Falls or at or near the mouth of Watts's Branch respectively, and the same mode
may be pursued for compelling payment thereof, as may be lawfully used to compel
payment of other tolls to the said company.
Place of collection
of tolls
changed, &c.
    VI.  And be it enacted, That the president and directors of the said company
for the time being may, from time to time, apply any part of the capital stock of
the said company, and also the tolls as they may arise, in opening, improving and
extending, the navigation of the branches of the said river above Seneca; provided,
that no such application shall be made until the main river, from tide water, is
cleared to Fort Cumberland.
President, &c.
may apply
stock, &c.
    VII.  This act to take place and be in force on a similar act thereto being
passed by the general assembly of Virginia, and not otherwise.
When to take
place.
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