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THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.
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1835.
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ly, assignable and redeemable at the pleasure of the
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CHAP. 185.
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State, for the amount of loss or injury, so ascertained
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and certified to have been sustained by such party.
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SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the sum of twenty
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Auction duties appropriated to
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thousand dollars yearly, heretofore by the twenty-first
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pay
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section of the act of Assembly of eighteen hundred and
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twenty-seven, chapter one hundred and eleven, appro-
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priated for the purpose of deepening and improving the
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harbor of the City of Baltimore, be, and the same is
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withdrawn, and hereby pledged and appropriated to
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the redemption of the stock aforesaid, principal and
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interest, to be by the said Treasurer, distributively ap-
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plied to that purpose as the same shall accrue.
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SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the Mayor and !
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Or authorities of Baltimore empow-
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City Council of Baltimore, shall be and they are here-
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ered to levy for the am't
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by authorised to provide for the redemption or payment
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of the said stock, by assessment and levy, upon the
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assessable property in the said city, or by a loan upon
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the credit of the city, and upon the redemption thereof
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by the said city, within two years from and after the
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passage of this act, thereafter as heretofore, the said
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sum of twenty thousand dollars annually, shall be paid
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out of the proceeds of duties arising from sales at
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public Auction for the purpose of deepening and im-
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proving the harbor of the city of Baltimore, subject
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always to the Controul of the disposition of the Legis-
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lature.
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CHAPTER 185.
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An act to authorise the building of a bridge orer little
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Passed Mar.24,1836
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Rumney creek, in Harford county.
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Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
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Permission grant ed
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That Samuel H. Barron, of Harford county, be and he
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is hereby authorised to build a bridge over little Rum-
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ney creek, in Harford county, at such place as to him
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may seem most convenient for moving stock from that
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portion of the farm where he now resides to Taylor's
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Island.
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