THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR

1833,

thirty-seven, it shall be the duty of the collector to pay

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to the Jurymen immediately after the termination of

each and every term, such sum of money as they may

severally he entitled to receive for their attendance at

said court as Jurors.

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That a certificate, signed

Certificates

by the clerk of the county court, expressing the num-

ber of days which any juryman may have attended said

court, and the sum due to him for such attendance, in-

cluding the mileage now allowed by law, shall be a

sufficient authority to the said collector to pay the

amount so specified in the said certificate.

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That the said collector

Collectors to settle annually

shall annually settle his accounts with the said levy

court, for the monies which he may have collected un-

der the provisions of this act, and pay over to the said

levy court, any surplus remaining in his .hands, which

surplus, if any, shall he applied to county uses.

CHAPTER 211.

A supplement to an act, entitled, a further additional

Passed Mar.25,1835

supplement to an act entitled, an act for quieting

possessions, enrolling conveyances and securing the

Estates of purchasers.

Se it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Act of 1834, ch. 80, extended

That the act of December session eighteen hundred

and thirty four, chapter eighty, shall be extended to all

deeds or instruments of writing contemplated by said

act, executed in any of the States or Territories of

the United States, for property lying within this State

as fully as if the same had been taken, executed and

acknowledged within this State; Provided always, that

Provisoes

this act shall not he construed to affect any deed or

instrument of writing executed since the tenth of Feb-

uary eighteen hundred and thirty five; And provided

also, that in all other respects the said deeds or instru-

ments of writing have been executed, acknowledged

and recorded in conformity with the laws relating to

the subject at that time in force in this State.