THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

Owners of the grounds binding on each side of the said

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part of said road in equal separate proportions accord-

Disposition thereof

ing to their lines on said part of said road extending

from the northern and southern sides of said roads

respectively, to the middle" line of said part of said

road: and the said commissioners shall make a certifi-

cate of their proceedings in the premises, which shall

he recorded among the land records of Baltimore

county, after being acknowledged by the said commis-

sioners, as their act before a judge of Baltimore county

court, and a copy from the record of said certificate,

shall have the same effect as evidence, as said original

certificate, and if any of said commissioners or any

Vacancies

others who may successively at any time or times, be

appointed in their places shall decline to act, or resign,

or die, the Mayor may appoint other commissioners to

fill the vacancies so occasioned.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall have

Approval required

no force or effect, unless it shall be accepted by the

Mayor and City Council of Baltimore.

CHAPTER 394.

An act for payment of the Journal of Accounts.

Passed June 4, 1836

WHEREAS, it appears by the journal of accounts of

this session, that there is due from this State, the sum

of eleven thousand seven hundred and forty-eight dol-

lars, and eighty one and a half cents: — Therefore,

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Payment directed

That the Treasurer of the Wester Shore, be, and he is

hereby authorised and required to pay to the several

persons their executors, administrators, assigns, or

order, or to such of them as shall apply to receive the

same, the several sums of money allowed to them re-

spectively, as they appear to he settled and ascertained

by the said journal of accounts, out of any unappro-

priated money now in the Treasury, subject to appro-

priation by the General Assembly.