1835.
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LAWS OF MARYLAND.
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CHAP. 230.
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shell he authorised to lay on any similar companies, or
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the property of said companies.
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Confirmation of
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SEC. 20. And be it enacted, That this act shall have
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the company required
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no force or effect unless it be accepted by a majority
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of the stockholders of the company convened for the
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purpose of submitting the same, upon four weeks no-
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tice in all the daily newspapers in the city of Balti-
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more, to he given by the President and Directors of
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the company, and this act if so accepted shall be ta-
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ken and held as part of the charter originally granted
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to said company, and of the same force and effect as
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the said original charter.
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Repealing clause
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SEC. 21. And be it enacted, That so much of the
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act and its supplements, to which this is a supplement,
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as may be inconsistent with this, he and the same is
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hereby repealed.
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CHAPTER 230.
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Passed Mar. 12,1836
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An act for the relief of the Representatives of Richard
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Harwood, of Thomas, late of the City of Annapolis,
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deceased.
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Preamble
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WHEREAS, it is represented by the memorial of Ed-
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ward L. Nicholson and others, that a bill has been late-
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ly filed in the Court of Chancery, by Thomas S. Alex-
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ander, against the representatives of Richard Har-
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wood, of Thomas, late of the city of Annapolis, deceas-
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ed, for a sale or other administration of the estate of
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the said deceased, and that the comfort of the family of
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deceased, which appears to have been the great object
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of his care, would be greatly promoted, by a departure
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in some particulars from the dispositions made by his
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last will and testament, and especially in changing the
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location of the residence therein provided for his fami-
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ly; and whereas, it is doubted whether the Chancellor
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has the power by existing laws to make such disposi-
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tion of the said estate, as may be necesary to advance
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the purpose aforesaid, for removing such doubt,
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Chances
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SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
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Maryland, That in the progress of the aforesaid cause,
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