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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 255

proper and visible marks, metes and bounds, which

 

description shall be reduced to writing, under the

 

oath of some competent surveyor, and recorded at

 

the expense of the party locating or appropriating
the same, in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit

 

Court in the county wherein such lands may be

 

located; and, provided, also, that such location and

Provieo.

appropriation shall not injure, obstruct or impede

 

the free navigation of such waters; and, provided,

 

that no natural bar or bed of oysters shall be so

 

located or appropriated, and that six months peace-

 

able possession of all locations of oyster grounds,

 

under the laws of this State, shall constitute a good

 

and sufficient title thereto; but should any one,

 

within the six months hereinbefore provided, be

 

charged with locating or appropriating any natural

 

bed or bar hereinbefore prohibited, the question may

 

be at once submitted, by any person interested, to

 

the Judge of the Circuit Court in the county where

 

such questions shall arise, who, after having given

Submit to,

notice to the parties interested, proceed to hear the

court

testimony and decide the case, and if decision be in

 

favor of the party locating said five acres, said deci-

 

sion shall be recorded with the original record of

 

said five acres, and shall in all cases be conclusive

 

evidence of title thereto.

 

SEC. 24. And be it enacted, That if any creek, cove

 

or inlet, not exceeding one hundred yards at low

Exclusive

water in breadth at its mouth, make into the lands,

right to use.

or that if any creek, cove or inlet of greater width

 

than one hundred yards at low water mark, make

 

into the lands, the owner or owners, or othei; lawful

 

occupant or occupants, shall have the exclusive right

 

to use such creek, cove or inlet, when the mouth of

 

said creek, cove or inlet is one hundred yards or less

 

in width, and when the said creek, cove or inlet is

 

more than one hundred yards in width at its mouth

 

at low water, the said owner or owners, or other

 

lawful occupant or occupants, shall have exclusive

 

right to use such creek, cove or inlet, so soon as said

 

creek, cove or inlet, in making into said land or

 

lands, shall become one hundred yards in width at

 

low water, for preserving, depositing, bedding or

 

sowing oysters, or other shell fish, although such

 

cove, creek or inlet may not be included in the lines.

 

of any patent.

 


 

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