THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,

1835.

roads authorised by this act be opened, to enclose, im-

CHAP. 135.

prove and hold all such parts of said land, on which

said streets or roads are at present located and not oc-

Close, &c.

cupied by the new location, as effectually and in the

same manner as if such streets or roads had never been

made.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted. That nothing in this, act

Plat and confirma-

contained shall have any force or effect until a plat

tion required

shewing the proposed alteration of said streets or roads

shall have been made by said David Shriver, or at his

own cost and charge and presented to, and the altera-

tion itself be approved by the mayor and council of the

town of Cumberland, which approval the mayor and

council aforesaid shall certify and with said plat cause

to be recorded among the land records of Allegany

Recorded

county, provided, that nothing herein contained shall

authorise the altering or opening of any of said streets

or roads on or through the lands of any other person

or persons without their permission and consent.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That when said streets or

Dimension pf

roads shall be opened, widened and changed, they shall

streets

be made at least sixty feet wide, and the same shall be

done and made at the cost and charge of the parties

appplying for such alteration on their lands respect-

ively, and when so opened, they shall be public streets

of the town of Cumberland, provided, that nothing

herein contained shall authorise the removing or pull-

ing down of any house or shop without consent of the

owner thereof.

CHAPTER 135.

An act for the benefit of Thomas N. Muir.

Passed Feb.37,133 8

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Sale and conyey-

That Anne S. Muir, of the town of Cambridge, in

ance

Dorchester county, he, and she is hereby authorised

and empowered to sell and convey to any person or

persons, their heirs and assigns, any portion of a cer-

tain lot of ground situate in said town, lying on the

south-side of Muir street, and adjacent to Cambridge