THOMAS W. VEAZET, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

person or persons upon ihe most economical terms to

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construct said bridge.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the commissioners

Levy $500

of Baltimore county, he, and they hereby are authoris-

ed and directed at their next annual levy, to levy on

the assesablc property of said county, the sum of five

Paid

hundred dollars to be collected in like manner as other

county charges, and paid to the order of said commis-

sioners hereinbefore first named, or a majority of them,

for the purposes of said Bridge, which, when comple-

ted shall be preserved and repaired in like manner as

is directed by law in relation to other public bridges in

said county.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That if any vacancy

Case of vacancy

shall occur among the said commissioners first hercin-

bcfor named, by death, resignation or otherwise, before

the completion of said Bridge, the county commission-

ers shall have full power to supply such vacancy.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That when the said Bridge

Final account — surplus

shall have been completed, the commissioners hereby

appointed, or a majority of them, shall render to the

commissioners of said county a fair and explicit state-

ment of the sums expended in the erection of said

Bridge, together with the vouchers for the same, and if

any surplus shall then remain in their hands of the

sum hereby appropriated, the same shall be paid over

to the said county commissioners to be applied to the

payment of the public charges of said county.

CHAPTER 59.

An act supplementary to an act, passed December session

Passed Feb, 13,1836

eighteen hundred and thirty four, chapter one hun-

dred and ninety five.

SECTION I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Commissioners au-

Maryland, That the commissioners appointed by the

thorised to ex-tend road

act passed December session eighteen hundred and

thirty-four, to lay out and open a road from Philip

Nicodemus' mill, in Frederick county, to a point near

the bounding tree of the beginning of a tract of land