THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

CHAP. 267.

Maryland, That the aforesaid Violettee Boston, An-

Made true

thony Boston, Sally Boston. Daniel Boston, Jane

Boston, Sally Boston awl Eliza Boston, be, and they

are hereby declared free, capable of having and hold-

ing property real and personal, and made heirs of

each other, as if they had been manumitted by Peter

Boston aforesaid, their father during his lifetime, and

the aforesaid Violettee Boston, Anthony Boston, Ma-

ry Boston, Susan Boston, Daniel Boston, Jane Bos-

ton, Sally Boston and Eliza Boston, are declared heirs

of Peter Boston aforesaid.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the clerk of Anne

Certificates of free-

Arundel county court, be and he is hereby authorised

dom

and required to deliver to Violettee Boston, Anthony

Boston, Mary Boston, Susan Boston, Daniel Boston,

Jane Boston, Sally Boston and Eliza Boston, certifi-

cates of their freedom on their demanding the same,

and paying the fees allowed by law.

CHAPTER 267.

A supplement to the act passed at December session,

Passed Mar. 28, 1836

eighteen hundred and thirty-three, chapter two hun-

dred and seven, entitled, an act for building a bridge

over M'Intosh river in Saint Mary's county.

WHEREAS, by an act of Assembly passed at Decem-

ber session, eighteen hundred and thirty-three, chapter

two hundred and seven, the levy court of Saint Mary's

county were authorised to levy upon the assessable

property of said county, a sum of money not exceed-

ing one hundred dollars, for the purpose of building a

bridge over the M'Intosh river in said county; and

whereas, the said sum of one hundred dollars is found

to be inadequate to the erecting said bridge:— There-

fore,

Se it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Two commission-

That the levy court of Saint Mary's county he and

ers

they are hereby authorised and required to appoint two

commissioners, residents of said county, whose duty

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