THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

money as may he a charge upon the county, under and

CHAP. 220.

by virtue of this act.

SEC. 12. And be it enacted, That all applications for

Application now pending

roads now pending in the county court of said county,

shall he discontinued therein; and in all such cases in-

cluding cases where a road or roads may have been

located and not opened, the same proceedings may be

had before the Levy Court as is hereinbefore provided

in regard to original applications under this act; and

if, upon such proceedings being had, the Levy Court

shall be of opinion that such road ought to be made,

they shall cause the same to be made as herein provi-

ded, but not otherwise.

SEC. 13. And be it enacted, That if the Levy Court

Levies for roads not made

shall determine not to open any road or roads hereto-

fore located, and not opened, that all levies that may

have been made to compensate persons through whose

lands said road was located, and any levy that may

Proceeds retained

have been made to be expended in the opening of such

road or roads shall remain in the hands of the collec-

tor of said county, subject to the order of said court

for the general expenses of the county.

SEC. 14. And be it enacted, That in all cases of

Applications not

application for the opening, altering or" shutting up

yet reported

any public road in said county, heretofore made to the

county court, in which the commissioners have not

made report to the said court, the commissioners nam-

Report to be made

ed in said commission shall be required to make their

to levy court

return to the Levy Court, and the same proceedings

shall be Had thereon by the said Levy Court, as is

herein provided, upon the report of examiners appoin-

ted in virtue of this act.

SEC. 15. And be it enacted, That the act of eighteen

Act of 1818, ch.

hundred and eighteen, chapter eighty-nine, so far as

89, repealed

it relates to Montgomery county, be, and the same is

hereby repealed.