ART. 8. ] CECIL COUNTY. 515

PORT DEPOSIT.

1864, c. 226 amends and re-enacts sections 146, 152 and 160 as follows:

146. The limits of said village shall commence on the Susquehanna river, at the eastern terminus of the old Port Deposit bridge, and run thence due east one-quarter of a mile, then southerly in a parallel line with the river, until it strikes a run called Her- ring run, then down the said run to the Susquehanna river, and then by and with the river to the place of beginning.	1864, c 226, s. 1 Limits of town.
152. They shall have the power to levy and col- lect taxes in said village, not exceeding in any one year, thirty cents in. the hundred dollars on the assessable property of said village; and shall also, for the purpose of grading and paving the streets of said village, have power to levy such other taxes upon the property fronting on the street, or the por- tion thereof to be paved, as will pay the cost of grading and paving the same.	Ibid s 2. Commission- ers empowered to levy taxes.
160. The president and commissioners of the vil- lage of Port Deposit, have full power to pave the streets of said village, and shall assess and levy the expense thereof upon the owners of the property fronting on that portion, of the street to be paved, ratably according to the number of front feet they may respectively own on such portion to be paved as aforesaid. In force from March 9, 1864. 1861, c. 36 adds the following	Ibid s 3 To pave streets.
164. The president and commissioners of the vil- lage of Port Deposit shall have the power to pass ordinances regulating the market, the inspection, measurement and weight of all provisions sold in and to be consumed in said village; to suppress all disorderly meetings, to prevent firing guns, squibs, or any kind of firearms or fireworks in said village; to	1801, c 36. What ordinan- ces to be passed.