THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

time to time, change the investment of the proceeds of

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said sale in such manner as it may deem proper and

Or investment

most for the benefit of said children, and with such

limitations and provisions, in that behalf, as shall

conform to the trusts of said deed; and said court may

Court authorised

pass such orders, from time to time as it may deem

proper, and exact such bond with surety, in regard to

the application, of the interest of the purchase money

until paid on such sales, and the interest or dividends

of said investments for the use and benefit of said in-

fant children as it may deem proper: And may enforce

all orders in the premises by attachment or otherwise.

CHAPTER 239.

An act relating to Madison street, in the city of Balti-

Passed Mar, 4,1836

more.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

On application

Maryland, That upon application as prescribed by the

act passed at December session, of the year eighteen

hundred and thirty four, chapter two hundred and

seventy seven, entitled, a supplement to the act, enti-

tled an act relating to the city of Baltimore, it shall be

Direction given to open &c.

duty of the Mayor and city Council of Baltimore, in

manner, and conformity to all the provisions pre-

scribed by said act to open and condemn as a public

street so much of Madison street, between Howard

street and York Avenue in said city, as has not here-

tofore been opened and condemned, and as the same

in width and otherwise has been laid down and delinea-

ted by the commissioners, upon the plots by them re-

turned, under the act passed at December session, of

the year eighteen hundred and seventeen, chapter one

hundred and forty-eight, entitled, an act relating to

the city of Baltimore; except however, that so much of

Exception

said Madison street, as may be in front of the yard walls

of the Jail and Penitentiary, shall there be of such width

only, as to reach upon its Northern side, the foot of

said walls, and said Madison street when opened as

Public street

aforesaid, shall in all respects he subject to the ordin-

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