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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1874
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JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 581

Baltimore, and also by like notice, to be published

 

as aforesaid, in one newspaper printed and published

 

in the county, where the land lies, if any newspaper

 

be so printed and published ; such notice shall con-

Contain an

tain an accurate description of the land to which the

accurate
description

United States desire to obtain title, and shall state

 

the names of the owner or supposed owners thereof,

 

and the place or supposed places of their residence,

 

or that said places are unknown, and whether said

 

owners or any of them are feme covert, under age, or

 

non compos mentis, if such facts are known to the

 

agent filing such petition, and the public uses to which

 

the United States desire to put the said land, and

 

shall require all persons interested in the said land

 

to come forward on a day to be specified in said no-

 

tice, and file their objections if any they have, to the

 

proposed condemnation of said land.

 

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That at the time speci-

 

fied in said notice, or at the earliest convenient day

 

thereafter, it shall be the duty of the said court to

Duty of the
taid court to

proceed to hear and determine upon said petition,

rear and deter-
mine

and the objections, if any, filed against the proposed

 

condemnation ; and the said court may order such

 

witnesses to be summoned, and hear such evidence

 

as may be produced before it by the respective par-

 

ties, to show the necessity or impropriety of the

 

proposed condemnation ; and if the said court shall

 

determine that condemnation of the said lands or

 

other real property ought not to be had, it shall dis-

 

miss said petition, at the cost of the United States;

 

but if it shall determine that condemnation of the

 

land in said petition described, ought to be had by

 

the United States, it shall pass an order directing

Pass an order

the clerk of said court, under his hand and the seal

 

of said court, to issue a warrant to the sheriff of the

 

county wherein said land lies, requiring him to sum-

 

mon a jury of twenty inhabitants of said county, not

 

interested in the land to be valued, to meet on or

 

near the land to be valued, in a day named in said

 

summons, not less than ten nor more than twenty

 

days after issuing the same ; provided, five days'

 

notice thereof be given to the owner, reputed owner

 

or agent of such owner of the lands proposed to be

 

condemned.

 

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That if at the time

 

named in such summons, any of said jurors sum-

 


 

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