THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR

1835.

four thousand dollars, together with interest thereon,

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at the rate of six per cent, from the said twenty-se-

venth day of July, eighteen hundred and twelve.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That it shall be the duty

To be paid out of

of the said Treasurer to redeem and pay the said stock,

auction duties

principal and interest, out of the proceeds and residue

of the fund heretofore set apart by act of the present

session, to indemnify the sufferers by riots in the city of

Baltimore, in August last, and that the said fund shall

be, and the same is hereby set apart and solemnly

Pledged

pledged for the redemption of said stock.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That it shall and may be

City authorities

lawful for the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,

may by loan or levy

at any time, to provide by loan or by levy upon the

assessable property of the city aforesaid, for the pay-

ment and redemption of the stock aforesaid; and upon

Thereupon the fund restored

the redemption thereof by the said city, within two

years from and after the passage of this act, thereafter

as heretofore, the said sum of twenty thousand dollars

annually, shall be paid out of the proceeds of duties

arising from sales at public auction, for the purpose of

deepening and improving the harbour of the city of

Baltimore, subject always to the control of the legis-

lature of Maryland.

CHAPTER 227.

An act to authorise the Clerk of Prince George's county.

Passed Mar, 25, 1836

to record a deed therein mentioned, and to make the

same valid.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Record directed

Maryland, That the clerk of Prince George's county

court, he and he is hereby authorised and directed to

record a deed from Frances P. Hamelton, of the State

of Illinois, to Horatio C. Scott, of Prince George's

county, in the State of Maryland.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That from and after the

Made valid

actual record of said deed, it shall be good and opera-

tive to convey the property, therein mentioned, accord-

ing to the true intent and meaning of said deed.