INDEX.

1860.

CHAP.

SEC.

DEAF

AND DUMB—

shall dispose of such applications in

the order in which they are re-

ceived, and if applications be more

than sufficient to absorb the whole

appropriation, he shall suspend ac-

tion upon the excess until vacancies

occur, or further provision be made

by the Legislature,

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2

Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of article

33 of the public general laws, re-

pealed,

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3

DEEDS

— The clerk of the Circuit court of Har-

ford county, directed to record a,

from Alexander Colhoun and wife,

and others, to Thomas Dorney, and

to have the same effect as if recorded

on 30th September, 1835,

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1

Not to effect any suit now pending in

regard to land described in said,

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2

From George Hoffman and Caroline

Hoffman, to Henry Hoffman, made

valid,

108

From Eliza Foxcraft to trustees of Lit-

tle Falls Meeting House, and Forrest

Meeting House in Harford county,

made valid,

123

Any, relating to land heretofore or

hereafter duly acknowledged, may

be recorded at any time, and be as

valid as if recorded within the time

at present required by law, except,

or conveyances by way of mortgage,

&c.,

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Acknowledgments of, taken out of the

State, made valid in certain cases,

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2

To make valid a, from Benjamin

Blades, to Elisha Jones,

139

The, from George Warner and his

wife, Elizabeth, to Samuel Arthur,

recorded in Liber H. S., No. 5, one

the land records of Frederick county,

made valid,

171