THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

aforesaid road passes, and to collect and pay the same over to the person or persons who may be entitled to the same.

CHAP. 285.

CHAPTER 284.

An act to allow Mary Magruder, of Prince George's

Passed April 1, 1836

county, to bring into this State a negro woman there-

in named.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Authority to bring

That it shall and may be lawful for Mary Magruder,

in

of Prince George's counly, to bring into this State her

negro woman named Grace, about sixty years of age;

Provided, the said Mary Magruder, shall within thirty

days after she shall bring into this State the said ne-

gro woman Grace, make affidavit that the said negro

woman is a slave for life, and shall deposite said affi-

davit with the clerk of Prince George's county court,

to he by him recorded; And provided, the said Magru-

Proviso

der shall pay, within thirty flays after she shall bring

the said negro woman into this State, the sum of five

dollars, to he by him paid over to the Treasurer of the

Western Shore, for the use and benefit of the coloniza-

tion society.

CHAPTER 285.

An act to incorporate the Globe Insurance Company of

Passed Mar. 30 1836

Baltimore,

WHEREAS, the following named persons having

formed themselves into an association for the insurance

of vessels and merchandise, and the lending of money

on bottomry and respondentia. have prayed for a char-

ter ef incorporation: — Therefore.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General .Assembly of

Persons incorpora-ted

Maryland, That Samuel Jones, Jr. Nathaniel F. Wil-

liams, William C. Shaw, James Frazier, Benjamin I.

Cohen, Robert A. Taylor, Thomas Whitridge, Wil-

liam G. Harrison, James I. Corner, John H. Hodges,