THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1835.

SEC. 6. And be it enacted, That the said Collector

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shall annually settle his account with the said Levy

Collector to settle

Court, for the moneys which he may have collected

annually

under the provisions of this act, and pay over to the

said Levy Court any surplus remaining in his hands,

which surplus, if any, shall Be applied to comity uses.

CHAPTER 74.

An act to authorise Samuel Latimore, of Charles county,

Passed Feb. 24, 1836

to bring into this State a negro slave therein named.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,

Admission panted

That from and after the passage of this act, it shall

and may be lawful for Samuel Latimore, of Charles

county, to bring into this State from the State of Vir-

ginia, a negro man named Moses, aged fifty-three

years, the slave of the said Latimore; Provided, the

said Latimore shall in all respects comply with the

fourth section of the act of eighteen hundred and thirty

one, chapter three hundred and twenty-three, and also

with the provisions of the act of eighteen hundred and

thirty-three chapter eighty-seven.

CHAPTER 75.

An act for the speedy trial of Misdemeanors in the City

Passed Feb. 18, 1836

of Baltimore.

WHEREAS, it has been represented to this General

Preamble

Assembly, that owing to the great increase of business

in Baltimore City Court, the Judges thereof have found

it expedient to hold weekly sessions during the inter-

vals of their regular terms, for hearing Cases that do

not require the intervention of a Grand Jury, and that

it would be a saving of much expense to the city, as

well as afford relief to persons charged with the com-

mission of small offences, and also to witnesses who are

mostly of the poorer class of the community, if said

persons so charged had the option of having their cases

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