1836.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 94.

Enrolment of
conveyances
made valid

and fora convenient place in the said town for the keep-
ing their books, papers and records.
SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That all conveyances of
real property in Can-oil county, made and executed
since the confirmation of the act establishing said coun-
ty, shall be as good and valid to all intents and purposes
whatever, if enrolled amongst the records of said county
within six months after the appointment of a clerk in
said county, as if they had been enrolled within six
months from their execution and delivery: and all con-
veyances of personal property in said county required
by law to be recorded, shall be as good and valid, to all
intents and purposes whatever, if recorded among the
said records within twenty days from the appointment
of a clerk for said county, as if recorded within twenty
days from their execution and delivery.

Process return-

able

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That all process, mesne,
final, and other, shall be made returnable to, and on
the first day of the term or session of the court, in the
same manner as it is returnable to the courts of other
counties of this State.

CHAPTER 94.

Passed Feb. 25,
1837.

An act to limit the sitting of the Commissioners of Tax,
in Dorchester County.

Time prescrib-

ed

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland.,
That the commissioners of tax for Dorchester county,
shall from and after the passage of this act, meet on
the first Monday in April in each year, for the purpose -

Case of failure

of noting transfers and hearing appeals; Provided ne-
vertheless, that if the commissioners aforesaid shall be
prevented by sickness or any other good reason from
forming a board on the day above mentioned, it shall
be lawful for said commissioners to adjourn to, or fix

Notice

upon some other day or days for the performance of
their duties, and they shall give public notice of the
times of such meeting; provided also, that they shall
not sit more than ten days in any one year.