1835.

LAWS OF MARYLANB,

CHAP. 64.

Direction specified

run by a straight line from the north cast corner of Chase and Aisquith streets, to the south west corner

of Michael G. Ladsen's lot, on Harford avenue, and on

the west side to run with a parallel line from the north

west corner of said street, until it intersects the east

side of said avenue.

Ratification re-

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the provisions of

quired '

this act shall he of no force or effect unless the same

shall be approved by the Mayor and City Council of

Baltimore.

Public, notice re-

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That the Mayor and City

quired

Council of Baltimore, before they finally pass upon the

acceptance of this act, shall first cause an advertise-

ment to be published for one week in the daily news-

papers of the city of Baltimore, the expense of the said

advertisement to be paid by the party or parties apply-

ing for the passage of this ordinance, at the same time

notifying all persons interested, to make their objec-

tions, if any they have, to the passage of said ordinance,

on or before some day to be fixed by the said Mayor

and City Council of Baltimore.

CHAPTER 64.

Passed Feb. 18,1836

An act for the relief of Joseph S. Merrikin and Edward

A. Slicer, of the city of Baltimore, and David S.

Reynolds, of Washington county.

Benefit of insolvent

laws

Be it enacted ly the General Assembly of Maryland,

That the Commissioners of Insolvent Debtors, for the

city and county of Baltimore, and the Judges of Wash-

ington County Court, be and they are hereby author-

ised and empowered to grant to Joseph S. Merrikin,

Edward A. Slicer and David S. Reynolds, the benefit

of the several acts of Assembly, passed for the relief

of insolvent debtors; Provided, that the said Joseph

S. Merrikin, Edward A. Slicer and David S. Reynolds,

shall in all respects, except that of proving residence,

comply with the requisitions of said acts of Assembly,

and that they satisfy the said Commissioners and

Judges, that they did not come into this State with the