THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

CHAPTER 102,

CHAP. 103.

An act relating to certain claims on Baltimore county.

Passed Jan, 4, 1836

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

All existing' claims not demanded

Maryland, That all claims upon Baltimore county, for

within one year shall be forfeited

which levies have been heretofore made, and for which

payments respectively, shall not he demanded from the

treasurer of the county within one year after the pas-

sage of this act, shall be declared to be forfeited to the

use of the county, and the money's levied as aforesaid,

shall be thenceforth applicable to the payment of the

current expenses of the said county.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That all claims upon Bal-

All claims hereafter not demanded

timore county, for which levies shall hereafter be made

within three years, shall be

by authority of the Commissioners of the county, and

forfeited,.

for which payment respectively shall not be demanded

from the treasurer of the county, within three years

after the levy list shall be completed, which provided

for such claims, shall be deemed to be forfeited to the

use of said county, and the moneys so levied shall be

thereafter applicable to the payment of the current ex-

penses of the said county; Provided however, that the

Proviso

Commissioners of Baltimore county may, in their dis-

cretion, levy anew for any claim upon the county,

barred as aforesaid, by the provisions of this act, ex-

cept that no interest shall be allowed upon any such

claim.

CHAPTER 103.

An, act to provide for the building of a Bridge over the

Passed.Feb 8, 1836

Beaver Dams in Baltimore county, where it intersects

the Falls Road.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Commissioners to construct

Maryland, That John Johns, William Tagart and

Captain William Jones, be and they are hereby ap-

pointed commissioners to contract for, and superin-

tend the building of a good and substantial Bridge

over the Beaver Dams in Baltimore county, where it

intersects the Falls Roads, in every respect to be fin-