THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

CHAPTER 114.

CHAP. 115.

A supplement to an act, passed at December session,

Passed Mar. 4, 1836

eighteen hundred and thirty-four, entitled, an act for

the building of a bridge over the Great Falls of the

Gunpowder, at Monkton mills in Baltimore county

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Additional levy directed

That the Commissioners of Baltimore county, he and

they are hereby authorised and required to levy, upon

the assessable property of said county, aj their next

annual levy, one thousand dollars, in addition to the

amount specified in the first section of the act to which

this is a supplement, for building of a bridge over the

Great Falls of the Gunpowder, at or near Monkton

mills in Baltimore county, and that the said sum of

one thousand dollars be expended and accounted for,

agreeably to the provisions of the act to which this is a

supplement.

CHAPTER 115.

An act to Incorporate the Retreat School House, in

Passed Mar. 4, 1836

Frederick county.

WHEREAS, Joshua and Sarah Doub, of Frederick

Preamble

county, by indenture, bearing date the seventh day of

April, eighteen hundred and thirty-five, have conveyed

one quarter acre, part of a tract of land called the Re-

treat, to George M. Potts, Cornelius Shriner, Benja-

min Neidig, Jacob Reese and Thomas W. Johnson, and

their successors in the office of trustees of the Retreat

School House, to be elected according to the constitu-

tion adopted by the parties to said deed and others.

appointed for the purpose of erecting and conducting a

school house upon the premises; And whereas, at an

election held at said school house, on the first day of

January, eighteen hundred and thirty-six, Joshua Doub,

Cornelius Shriner, Benjamin Neidig, Ezra Doll and

John Derr, Junior, were elected as trustees of said

school house until the first day of January, eighteen

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