1831.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 283.

CHAPTER 283.

Passed Mar.13,1832

An act to divorce Nicholas Connelly Harrison, and Mary

Harrison, of Talbot county.

Divorce granted

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That
the marriage or Nicholas Connelly Harrison and Mary Har-

rison, of Talbot county, heretofore solemnized, be, and the

same is hereby declared to be absolutely, and to all intents

and purposes, null and void, and the said Nicholas Connelly

Harrison and Mary Harrison, are declared to be divorced,

a vinculo matrimonii.

CHAPTER 184.

Passed Mar.10,1832

A farther additional supplement to an act to amend the Lot-

tery System.

Preamble.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary-

land, That whenever the commissioners of lotteries shall

have disposed of a license or licenses for the term of a year,

for the sum of five thousand dollars, under the provisions

of an act, passed at this session, chapter seventy-nine, the

said commissioners shall be, and they are hereby authorized

to grant, on the payment of seventy-five dollars, a license

License to sell out
of Baltimore.

to any person or firm, to sell, beyond and out of the limits
of the city of Baltimore, during the term aforesaid, tickets

in any lottery which shall have been approved or authoriz-

Proviso.

ed by the said commissioners; Provided, That the said

tickets shall be first stamped, countersigned or signed by

the said commissioners, or one of them, as required by law;

And provided also, That any license which may be granted

in pursuance of this act, shall not be construed to authorize

the sale of any of said tickets, except at the place which

shall be designated therefor, in such license, and by the

person or persons, to whom such license shall be granted or

assigned; and that the licenses which shall be granted un-

der this act, shall be assigned, only in the manner provided

for the assignment of licenses, in the second section of the

aforesaid act, chapter seventy nine.