THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

pense of the said advertisement to be paid by the par-

ty or parties applying for the passage of this ordi-

CHAP. 171.

nance, at the same time notifying all persons interes-

ted to make their objections, if any they have to the

passage of said ordinance, on or before some day to

be fixed by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore;

Provided, that in as much as the owners of property

Proviso

on Chatsworth street, north of Saratoga street, did

open that part of said street at their own expense

therefore they are hereby exempted from contributing

to the opening hereinbefore authorised; Provided fur-

Stipulation

ther, that the opening herein authorised shall be done

in conformity to the lines of the plat of the city, with

only such variations as existing improvements may

make necessary for the public good.

CHAPTER 171.

An act for the relief of Benjamin G. Cole, former

Passed Mar.22, 1836

Sheriff of Saint Mary's county.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Authority to col-

Maryland, That Benjamin G. Cole, former Sheriff of

lect.

Saint Mary's county, he and he is hereby authorised

to collect until the first day of January, eighteen hun-

dred and thirty-seven, all fines and forfeitures, amercia-

ments, officers' fees, or public dues which were placed

in his hands for collection, and all legal fees made by

him while Sheriff, or that he was entitled to by virtue

of said office of Sheriff, and which have not been col-

lected in the same manner as he could or might have

done within the time limited by law.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the said Benja-

Specific accounts

min G. Cole, before he shall proceed to execute the

body or property of any person or persons, for fines,

forfeitures, amerciaments, officers fees or public dues,

by the authority of this act, shall deliver or cause to

be delivered to such person or persons chargeable with

the same, or left at their places of abode, at least thirty

days previous to serving or levying such execution, an

account of the sum demanded of him, her or them,