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THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

failed to do the same in the year eighteen hundred and

 

thirty-five; therefore, Be it enacted, That the levy court of

CHAP. 353.

Polly Jones

Worcester county, be and they are hereby authorised

 

and required at their next levy to levy on the assessable

 

property of said county, for the use of said Polly

 

Jones, thirty dollars, to be collected and paid as all

 

other county charges are collected and paid: and

Preamble

whereas, at December Session, eighteen hundred and

 

thirty-four, an act was passed to authorise the levy

 

court of Prince George's county to levy a sum of money

Prince George's

for the support of Ann Henry, and her son Henry; and

 

whereas, it appears that. the Christian name of Henry in

 

said act should have been William, — Therefore;

 

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That hereafter the levy

Ann Henry, &c.

court of Pince George's county shall levy for the sup-

 

port of Ann Henry and her son William, instead of Ann

 

Henry and her son Henry.

 

CHAPTER 353.

 

An act to Incorporate the Ridgely Iron Company.

Passed May 25, 1836

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

Persons incorpora-

Maryland, That David Ridgely and Priscilla White,

ted

and all and every person or persons who shall become

 

associated witli them in the manner hereinafter pre-

 

scribed, shall be, and they are hereby incorporated, by

Style

the name of the Ridgely Iron Company, and as such

 

shall have succession, and may have and use a common

Powers

seal, and be able and capable to sue and be sued, plead

 

or be impleaded, in any court of law or equity; and

 

may also have, use and enjoy all the powers, privileges

 

and rights, proper and necessary for carrying on the

 

manufacture of iron and other articles, and for opening,

 

working and transporting to market, and vending the

 

produce of their lands, mines and manufactories; and

 

shall have power to take, purchase and hold all such

 

property, real, personal or mixed, as they may require

 

for the purposes aforesaid, and shall have power to

 

make and enter into all manner of contracts, in relation

 

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