THOMAS W. VEASEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,

1855.

appointed one of the justices of the peace in and for

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said county; and whereas, the said Isaiah Taylor, at

the time of the last annual appointment, was again rc-

appointcd, but by a clerical error he was commissioned

under the name of Josiah, instead of Isaiah Taylor,

and the said Taylor having continued to act as a justice

of the peace for a considerable time before the error as

aforesaid was discovered, — Therefore:

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Man/land,

Acts confirmed

That all the acts and deeds done by Isaiah Taylor as

a justice of the peace for Harford county, from the time

of his last appointment until the passage of this act, be

and they are hereby confirmed and declared valid, and

of as full effect to all intents and purposes as if he had

been commissioned under his proper name.

CHAPTER 34.

An act to limit the sitting of the Commissioners of the

Passed Jan. 29,1836

Tax, in Montgomery county.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Times of meeting prescribed

That the Commissioners of the Tax for Montgomery

county shall sft for the purpose of hearing appeals and

noting transfers, on the first Monday, Tuesday and

Wednesday in April, the first Monday, Tuesday and

Wednesday in June, and four days to be by themselves

agrsed upon, in the month of September, in each and

every year; provided nevertheless, that if the commis-

sioners aforesaid shall be prevented by sickness, or any

other good reason, from forming a board on any of the

days before mentioned, it shall be lawful for said com-

missioners to adjourn to, or fix upon some other day or

days for the performance of their duties; provided also,

that they shall not sit more than ten days in any one

year.