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THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,

1835.

done by such connection of the rail road of said com-

CHAP. 366.

pany; and that the said company shall transport on

 

their said rail road, upon any railway connected or

 

which may be connected therewith, at the rate of one

 

cent a ton per mile on all goods, merchandize or pro-

 

perty of any discription whatever, transported on said

 

rail road or any lateral way which they may construct,

 

and also not exceeding two cents per mile for each

 

passenger transported on said rail road; Provided al-

 

ways, that when any car shall he placed on said rail

 

road it be adapted in size and all necessary particulars

 

to said rail road; And provided further, that the Le-

Right reserved

gislature of this State, may at any time hereafter, re-

 

gulate, modify or change the control, use and estate of

 

so much of the said rail road as shall be constructed

 

under the authority hereby given, and be situate from

 

Braddock's run through the gorge of the mountains,

 

to the basin on the canal of the Chesapeake and Ohio

 

Canal Company, at or near Cumberland, in such man-

 

ner as it may deem equitable towards the said compa-

 

ny, and necessary to the accommodation of the public

 

travel or use of the said rail road.

 

SEC. 7. And be it enacted, That all such parts of

Right reserved after

this act as relates to the establishment, working or

30 years

carrying on of mills, mines or manufactories may be

 

modified or repealed by the Legislature of this State

 

at any time after thirty years from the passage of this

 

act.

 

CHAPTER 366.

 

An act relating to the jurisdiction and powers now vest-

Passed April 2, 1836

ed in Justices of the Peace, for the City of Baltimore.

 

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Executive to ap-

Maryland, That on or after the first day of May next,

point 15 Alder-men

and every year thereafter, the Governor and Council

 

be and they are hereby directed in place of the justices

 

of the peace now authorised to be appointed for the

 

city of Baltimore, to appoint and commission fifteen

 

persons, residents of said city for at least two years

 


 
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