THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,

1835.

rations in said road be made of the same dimensions,

CHAP. 187

materials and grade, as other portions of said road

Dimension

have been made heretofore.

SEC. 2. Jlnd be it enacted, That the president, ma-

Condemning

nagers and company of the Cumberland turnpike road

lands, &c.

be and they are hereby invested with all and singular

the powers, rights and privileges for condemning such

lands as may be necessary for the alterations of said

road, by a jury or juries, or of agreeing with the

owners of such land for the purchase of the same, as

they possessed by virtue of said act of Assembly and

its supplements, before the said road was completed.

SEC. 3. Jlnd be it enacted, That as soon as the afor-

Rights rested

said alteration in said turnpike road shall have been

made and completed in manner aforesaid, the said pre-

sident, managers and company of the Cumberland

turnpike road, be and they are hereby clothed and in-

vested with all and singular the rights, privileges,

immunities and advantages, as respects said road and

the portions thereof, altered as aforesaid, as they ori-

ginally held, used, possessed and enjoyed, under and

by virtue of the said acts of Assembly, and the several

supplements thereto, at any time since the said road

was first made and completed.

CHAPTER 187.

An act to divorce Elizabeth Silratt, of the city of Bal-

Passed Mar.23,1836

timore, from her husband, Henry Silratt.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Divorce

Maryland, That Elizabeth Silratt, of the city of Bal-

timore, be and she is hereby divorced, a mensaet thoro,

from her husband, Henry Silratt.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the said Henry

Liabilities, &c, annulled

Silratt, by virtue of his marriage with the said Eliza-

beth Silratt, shall not be authorised to have or claim

any right, title or interest in the estate, real, person-

al or mixed, of the said Elizabeth Silratt, that shall

be acquired by her after the passage of this act, nor

shall the said Elizabeth Silratt be entitled in any man-