1835.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 81.

by ratified and made valid in all things, and is hereby

declared to he good and available in law, and in equi-

ty, to effect the purposes therein, and thereby express-

ed, and to pass the lands and premisses therein men-

Deed confirmed

tioned, and thereby intended to be settled and limited

for the estates, and in the manner, and on the terms,

and conditions therein and thereby declared and ap-

pointed, and to bind the parties thereto according to

the several covenants and agreements therein contained

and to restrain the legal rights, and claims, and limit

the responsibilities of the parties thereby intended to

be restrained and limited, according to the true intent

and meaning of the said Deed, and as well in relation

to property in any other county, as to property situated

Inabilities annulled

in Kent county, in which last mentioned county alone

the said Deed has been recorded, and the said Ezekiel

F. Chambers shall not hereafter be liable for any debts

contracted or created by the said Sarah G. Chambers

so long as the annuity provided for by the said Deed

shall be regularly paid.

CHAPTER 81.

Passed Jan. 11,183

An act for shutting up certain parts of Saint Paul's

Street and of Lovegrove Alley, in the City of Balti-

more.

Parts of streets, &c closed

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Maryland, That all that part of Saint Paul's Street,

heretofore located by the commissioners appointed

under the act of December Session eighteen hundred

and seventeen, chapter one hundred and forty eight,

which lies between Chase street and Biddle street,

and all that part of Lovegrove Alley, lying between

Chase street and Biddle street aforesaid, in the city of

Baltimore, be, and the same are hereby closed and

shut up; and that the Baltimore Water Company, be,

and they are hereby empowered to enclose, improve,

and hold the parts of said ground over which said

street and alley were so located, in the same manner

as if such locations had never been made.