THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

for any irregularity therein, so as the requisitions of

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said acts are substantially complied with.

SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That the clerk of Mont-

Duty of clerk

gomery county court shall annually, without fee or re-

ward, make out for the trustees of primary school dis-

tricts, in said county, or such of them as shall apply

for the same, copies from the assessment books of said

county, of all the assessable property in said district

or districts.

SEC. 10 And be it enacted, That all acts repugnant

Repeal

to or inconsistent with the provisions of this act, be

and the same are hereby repealed.

CHAPTER 29f.

An act relating to the Baltimore, Markets.

Passed Mar,31, 1831

WHEREAS, it has been represented to this General

Preamble

Assembly, by the memorial of sundry citizens of this

State, that the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,

have passed an ordinance imposing a tax of twelve

and a half cents, upon each and every person who at-

tend the Baltimore Markets, with produce or articles

of any description from the county, to vend in said

markets, without regard to the value of the .pro-

duce or articles, so offered for sale as aforesaid, and

whereas the said tax is deemed to be unequal, unjust

and oppressive: — Therefore,

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assenibly of

Prohibited to tax certain persons

Maryland, That from and after the passage of this

act, that no charge, tax, fee or fees shall he set, rated

or levied upon any person, or the property of any per-

son who shall attend any of the Baltimore Markets,

with any articles or produce from the country, to vend

in said markets of their own growth, produce or

manufacture, or as the agent of the grower, producer

or manufacturers of the same, provided such person

Proviso

. or agent, be not a resident of the city of Baltimore,

unless such person or persons shall occupy some place

or stand, in some one of the market houses erected by

the city of Baltimore.