THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

eighteen hundred and twentyininc, chapter eighty-se-ven, except so far as to the limitation of the time therein provided.

CHAP. 262.

CHAPTER 261.

Aw. act, to amend an act, entitled, an act for the benefit

Passed Mar,23,1836

of Richard Webb, Samuel Barrett, Moses Coker and

diaries Williams, free persons of color, of Dorchester,

Harford, Caroline and Talbot counties, passed, al De-

cember session, eighteen hundred and thirty -four,

chapter one hundred and eighty-seven.

WHEREAS, it is represented to this General Assem-

Preamble

bly that the first or Christian name Richard, as ex-

pressed in the original act to which this is a supple-

ment, is not the true and lawful name of said Webb,

but that Ricksom Webb is his true and lawful name: —

Therefore,

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Name changed

That the name Richard Webb, be, and it is hereby al-

tered and changed to Ricksom Webb, his true and law-

ful name, and under said name, he shall be entitled to

all the privileges and benefits intended to be conferred

on him by the aforesaid act, under the name of Richard

Webb.

CHAPTER 262.

An act entitled, an act relating to the Columbia Turn-

Passed Mar. 28, 1836

pike Road, in Anne Arundel and Montgomery Coun-

ties.

SECTION 1. Be it enactedby the General Assembly of

May surrender

Maryland, That it shall and may be lawful for the

President and Directors of the Columbia Turnpike

Road Company, to surrender in writing signed and

legally sealed by the proper officer of said company,

unto Anne Arundel county all that part of said Turn-

pike road, and the bridges thereon, lying between the

bridge on the Little Patuxent and the Big Patuxent