1831.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 290.

peal as shall be authorised by any ordinance that may be

passed in pursuance of this act.

Case of no such

Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That if the mayor and city

ordinance.

council of Baltimore, shall not provide for the opening of

Division street and alleys aforesaid,previous to the aforemen-

tioned, then Michael Riddlemoser, and the other proprietors

of the. ground whereon the said alleys and Division street

are located, and each of his and their respective heirs

and assigns, and every of them shall thereafter severally

have as full power or right and authority to make any im-

Proprietors may

provements, and to cause any building or buildings to be

improve lots.

erected upon any and every part of said ground, to them or

either of them respectively belonging, as they, or either of

them would have, if the act of assembly, passed at Decem-

ber session, eighteen hundred and seventeen, chapter one

hundred and forty-eight, and the act of assembly, passed at

December session, eighteen hundred and sixteen, chapter

two-hundred and eighteen, were heieby and wholly re-

pealed.

Confirmation re-

Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That no part of this act shall

quired.

be of any force or efiect, until the mayor and city council

of Baltimore have approved the same.

CHAPTER 290.

Passed Mar.13,1832

An additional supplement to the act, entitled, An act for the

speedy recovery of small debts out of Court, and to repeal

the nets of Assembly therein mentioned.

Notice of legal

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

constables sales
required.

ryland, That the legal notice to be given by any constable,

of the sale of any goods and chatties, (negro slaves excepted)

hereafter to be made, by virtue of any fieri facias or vendi-

tioni exponas, issued according to the provisions of the ori-

ginal act, to which this is a supplement, and the several sup-

plements thereto, shall be by advertisement, setup, at least

ten days before the day of sale, at two of the most public

Of goods and

places in the county, most convenient to such goods and per-

chattlles.

sonal chatties; and in the case of the sale of negro slaves,

Of negroes, land
or tenements.

lands and tenements, by virtue of any writ as aforesaid, no-

Advertisement in

tice thereof shall be given, by advertisement, set up, at

newspapers.

least twenty days before the day of sale, at the court house

door of the county, and at two of the most public places in

the county most convenient to such negro slaves, lands and

tenements, and published for the same period of time, pre-