THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,

1833.

by the legislature, to a dcnomi.nation not less than that of the notes or issues of any other incorporated bank within this State, the lowest denomination of whose notes shall he above five dollars.

CHAP. 291.

CHAPTER 290.

An act for the relief of Mary Gray, a free woman of

Passed Mar 30, 1836

color.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Clerk to give her

That the clerk of Cecil county court, he, and he is

papers

hereby authorised and required to give to the said Ma-

ry, freedom papers, as it a deed of manumission had

been regularly recorded in his office.

CHAPTER 291.

An act for increasing the width of Ruxton Lane, in the

Passed Mar.30,1836

City of Baltimore, and to change the name of the said

Lane,

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Authority to in-

Maryland, That the Mayor and City Council of Balti-

crease width

more, shall he, and they, are hereby authorised to pro-

vide for increasing the width of Ruxton Lane, in said

city, by adding thereto twenty additional feet, to be

taken from the present southern side of the said lane;

Provided always, that before any property of any per-

son or corporation shall he taken, destroyed, impaired,

removed or used for the said purpose, the assent of the

owner shall either he first obtained, or provision made

for paying or securing to such owner, a just compen-

sation for the destruction, injury, removal or use of

his, her or their property.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the Mayor and Ci-

As to damages

ty Council aforesaid, shall provide for ascertaining the

amount of damages which shall he sustained by any

person or persons or corporation, by widening the said

tape as aforesaid, and for assessing such amount with

the necessary expenses incident to the ascertainment of