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LAWS OF MARYLAND.
To run cars
at regular
times.
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SEC. 19. And be it enacted,
That said company shall
start and run their cars for the transportation of passengers
and property at regular times, to be fixed by public
notice, and shall furnish sufficient accommodations for
the transportation of all such passengers and property,
as shall within a reasonable time previous thereto, be
offered for transportation at the place of starting and at the
usual stopping places established for receiving and discharging
way passengers and freight for that train, and
shall take, transport and discharge such passengers and
property, at, from and to such places on the due payment
of the freight or fare, legally authorised therefor,
and shall be liable to the party aggrieved in an action
for damages for any neglect or refusal in the premises.
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When to be
commenced
and finished.
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SEC. 20. And be it enacted,
That if the road authorised
by this act to be made, shall not be commenced
within two years from the passage of this act, and shall
not be completed within five years after it shall have
been commenced, then this act shall be void and the
powers conferred by it shall cease.
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In force.
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SEC. 21. And be it enacted,
That this act shall take
effect from the date of its passage.
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Passed May
19, 1853.
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CHAPTER 197.
AN ACT to make valid a deed from George Hansel,
and wife of Pennsylvania to Henry Koontz, of Allegany
County.
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Preamble.
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WHEREAS, Henry Koontz of Allegany
county, has
shown to this General Assembly, that George Hansel
and Fanny Hansel, his wife, of Fayette county, in the
State of Pennsylvania did make and deliver to said
Henry Koontz a certain deed bearing date December
tenth, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, for certain property
described in said deed, which was duly recorded
among the land records of Allegany county aforesaid
in Liber A. B., number W. folios four hundred
and seventeen and four hundred and eighteen;
And whereas, it appears that said deed was acknowledged
by the grantors before a justice of the peace of
said Fayette county, instead of a judge of a court of
law and of record, and the acknowledgment so made
before said justice by said Fanny Hansel is not in the
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