1883.

CHAP. 18.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

line county, and shall take the said list before some justice
of the peace, in and for the county and state aforesaid, and
annex thereto the following affidavit — "that he believes the
list of balances as stated, to be correct and true, and that
he has not nor has any person for him received any part
thereof for his use, or any thing in satisfaction for the same
to the best of his knowledge. "

Accounts to be de-
livered

Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That the said Edward W.
Lyden, before he proceeds to execute the property of any
person or persons for the taxes? or public dues with the inte-
rest thereon, by the authority of this act, shall deliver or
cause to be delivered to such person chargeable with the
same, or leave at his or her last place of abode the amount

Proviso

so due; Provided, that no lands and tenemens that have
been sold, shall in any manner, or the tenants occupying
the same, be answerable or liable for taxes assessed there-
on, previous to such sale or transfer.

Passed Feb. 1, 1834

CHAPTER 18.

A supplement to an act entitled, an act to incorporate the
Mechanics Saving Fund Society of Baltimore.

Depositor may in-
vest

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That any members of the Mechanics Saving
Fund Society of Baltimore, or any weekly depositor or
depositors thereof, desiring to make a permanent invest-
ment of the whole or any part of his, her or their weekly
deposites, by and with the consent of the President and
Directors of said society or a majority of them, and by sub-
scribing an authority to that effect in a book of the society
to be provided for that purpose, may authorise and require
the treasurer of the society for the time being to convert
such deposites or part thereof, as the case may be, into stock
in shares of twenty-six dollars each, which such depositor
or depositors, or any subsequent holder or holders thereof
may transfer on a transfer book, to be kept at the office of

Exception

said society; but no such investment or transfer shall be
permitted to be made by any married woman, or by any
person under the age of twenty one years; nor shall any
stock thus formed be regarded for any purpose as a part of
the weekly deposites of such depositor or depositors, nor