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THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

with the assent of four or more of the devisees and le-

 

gal representatives of the, said John Eager Howard,

CHAP. 242.

to be evidence by their signing, sealing and acknowl-

 

edging the deed, to grant and convey by a good and

 

sufficient deed to the said Geogre W. Musgrave, his

 

heirs and assigns, all that lot or parcel of ground situ-

 

ate on the East side of Eutaw street, in the city of

 

Baltimore, which is described in the deed of trust

 

above referred to, and that upon the execution and

 

acknowledgment in manner aforesaid of the deed here-

 

by authorised to be made, and upon tlic delivery there-

 

of, the said George W. Musgrave, his heirs, and as-

 

signs, shall hold the said lot or parcel of ground, free,

 

clear and discharged from all estate and interest, right,

 

title, use, trust, claim, and demand of the said Adam

 

Welsh, and his heirs, and of the heirs of the other trus-

 

tees named in the aforesaid deed of the eleventh day of

 

June, one thousand eight hundred and seven, and oi

 

the devisees and legal representatives of the said John

 

Eager Howard, deceased, or of any of them, therein

 

or thereto.

 

CHAPTER 242.

 

An act for the relief of Edward A. Crummer, of the

Passed Mar.15,1836

city of Baltimore.

 

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Insolvent

That the commissioners of insolvent debtors, for the

 

city and county of Baltimore, be and they are hereby

 

authorised and empowered to grant to Edward A.

 

Crummer, of the city of Baltimore, the benefit of the

 

several acts of assembly, passed for the relief of insol-

 

vent debtors; Provided, the said Edward A. Crummer

 

shall in all respects, except that of proving residence,

 

comply with the requisitions of said act of assembly,

 

and that he satisfy the commissioners that he did

 

not come into this State, with the view of obtaining the

 

benefit of the insolvent laws; and provided, that the

 

said Edward A. Crummer shall be com pelled to file his

 

petition for the benefit of the insolvent laws of this

 

State.

 


 
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