1836.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 100

in any house in the town of Westminster which they
may select and be able to procure for that purpose, and
they are hereby authorised to contract and agree at the
county charge, for a convenient place in the said town
to hold their courts, and for a convenient place in the
said town for the keeping their books, papers and re-
cords.

Compensation.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That each of the justices
aforesaid shall receive an allowance of two dollars per
diem for each and every day he shall be present during
the session of said court, and in addition thereto shall
be entitled to receive at the rate of twelve and a half
cents per mile, as often as each of them shall attend the
court, as itinerant compensation, for every mile each
of them may travel, coming from his place of residence
in the county to the town of Westminster to attend the
business of said court.

Ascertaining
sad paying

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That the register of wills
of Carroll county, at each meeting of the orphans'
court, shall make a memorandum in the minutes of said
court of the number of miles traveled by any justice of
the orphans' court as aforesaid, at every court each of
them shall attend from the country, and the commis-
sioners of the tax for Carroll county shall at their an-
nual levy of the county charges of Carroll county, levy
said itinerant compensation for the use of any justice
as aforesaid at the time of levying his per diem allow-
ance, which shall be collected and paid to said justices
in the same manner and at the same time that his per
diem allowance shall be collected and paid.

CHAPTER 100.

Passed Feb. 27,
1837.

An act repealing part of an act, passed at December Ses-
sion, eighteen hundred and thirty-two, chapter se-
venty-four.

Portions repeal-

ed

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That so much of the act passed at December session,
eighteen hundred and thirty -two, chapter seventy-four,
as compels the congregations named in the act to which
this is a supplement, to keep a joint treasury; and also
so much of said act as compels said congregations to