THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,
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1835.
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the said lot of ground shall be condemned as a public
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CHAP. 110
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landing.
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SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the commissioners
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Lay out and open
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(appointed, by the commissioners of the county as afore-
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a road
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said, to locate the public landing as hereinbefore pro-
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vided, be and they are hereby authorised and required
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to lay out, locate and open a public road from said
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landing, when the same shall have been located as afore-
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said, to some convenient point on the nearest public or
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county road in the vicinity of said landing so located
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as aforesaid, and the said commissioners shall make a
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return thereof to the county commissioners, as is now
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required by the existing laws, as regards the opening
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of public roads in said county, and the said commissio-
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ners shall be entitled to the same compensation for their
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Compensation
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services as commissioners are now allowed for similar
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services, when appointed by the county commissioners,
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under the existing laws, to lay out and open county
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roads in said county.
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SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That the Commissioners
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Levy directed
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of Baltimore county are hereby authorised and re-
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quired to levy, upon the assessable property of said
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county, the sum of money necessary to carry into effect
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the provisions of this act; Provided the amount, for
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opening said road, shall not exceed one hundred dollars,
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and to pay or cause the same to be paid over to the
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party or parties that may be entitled to receive the
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same.
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CHAPTER 110.
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An act to authorise John Archer, of Cecil county, and
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Passed Mar. 1. 1836
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Ann Archer, of Harford county, to construct certain
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Wharves.
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Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
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Authority granted
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That John Archer, of Cecil county, and Ann Archer,
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of Harford county, be and they are hereby authorised
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to extend such Wharves as have been, or may be con-
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structed upon their property, or that of either of them,
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bordering on the river Susquehanna, such a distance
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