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Session Laws, 1882 Special Session
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WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

151

Chapter 104.

 

AN ACT to amend section twenty of article fifty-

 

six of the Code of Public General Laws of this

 

State, title " License," sub-title " Hawkers and

 

Pedlars."

 

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-

 

bly of Maryland, That section twenty of article

 

fifty- six of the Code of Public General Laws of this

 

State, title "License," sub-title " Hawkers and Ped-

Repealed and
re-enacted.

lars," be and the same is hereby repealed and re-en-

 

acted so as to read as follows :

 

20. No hawker or pedlar shall buy for sale out

 

of the State, or buy to trade, barter or sell, or offer

Hawker or

to trade, barter or sell within the State, any goods,

pedlars license

wares or merchandise, until he shall have first taken

 

out a license for that purpose; but nothing in this

 

section shall apply to hawkers and pedlars of oys-

 

ters and fish in their unpreserved and natural con-

How con-

dition, or of fruits and vegetables perishable in their

strued.

nature, that are sold in their natural condition in

 

this State.

 

Approved March 21, 1882.

 

Chapter 105.

 

AN ACT to incorporate the Trustees of the Mary-

 

land Classis of the Reformed church in the United

 

States,

 

WHEREAS the ministers and elders of the Mary-

 

land Classis of the Reformed church in the United

 

States, consisting of citizens of the State of Mary-

 

land and the District of Columbia have represented

 

that, by donations, devises, bequests, gifts, grants

 

and otherwise, they expect to be possessed of lands

Preamble.

and moneys for benevolent and religious and pious

 

purposes; but the said ministers and elders, as an

 

unincorporated body, will find it very difficult to

 

manage the said lands and moneys in the way best

 

calculated to advance the cause of religion and pro-

 

mote the spread of the gospel; therefore —

 


 
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