THOMAS KING CARROLL,
ESQ. GOVERNOR.
1829.
and receive, for keeping a prisoner in gaol, and finding
him in
victuals, twenty five cents per day, and no more; to be levied
and collected according to law.
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CHAP. 103.
Limit prescribed.
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Sec. 2. And be it enacted,
That so much of the act of December
session, eighteen hundred and sixteen, chapter one
hundred and seventy-eight, as relates to Montgomery county,
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
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Repeal.
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CHAPTER 104.
An act to divorce John Charles and Betsey Charles, of Talbot
County.
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Passed Feb. 20, 1830.
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Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That
the marriage of John Charles and Betsy Charles, of Talbot
county, heretofore solemnized, be, and the same is hereby declared
to be, absolutely, and to all intents and purposes, null
and void; and the said John Charles and Betsy Charles, are
declared to be divorced a rinculo matrimonii.
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Divorce a rinculo
matrimonii.
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CHAPTER 105.
An act to authorise the Levy Court of Montgomery County to
levy a sum of money for the use of Thomas C. Nicholls, of
said county.
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Passed Feb. 20, 1830.
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Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That
the Levy Court of Montgomery county be, and is hereby authorised
to levy on the assessable property of said county, such
sum of money, as in their discretion may seem right and proper,
and allow the same to Thomas C. Nicholls, of said county,
in addition to two hundred dollars allowed, him heretofore,
for building a bridge over Seneca Creek, where the public
road from Georgetown to the mouth of Monocacy, crosses
it.
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Levy authorised.
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CHAPTER 106.
An act for the re-assessment and revaluation of the real and
personal
property in Somerset County.
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Passed Feb. 20, 1830.
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Section 1. Be it enacted by
the General Assembly of Maryland,
That all the real and personal property in Somerset
county, shall be valued agreeably to the directions of this act,
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Property to be valued
and made
chargeable.
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