INDEX.

1860.

CHAP.

SEC.

HOUSE

OF REFUGE—

managers will be most conducive to

reformation and future benefit of

such children; covenants of inden-

tures to be same as those of other

white apprentices,

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Manner of receiving inmates — white

minors may be committed by a jus-

tice of the peace for any county or

Baltimore city, on complaint of pa-

rent, &c., of such minor; white

minors may be committed by the

authority aforesaid, upon complaint

and proof that such minor is a

proper subject for the guardianship

of the, in consequence of vagrancy,

&c.; such children as parents, &c.,

may desire to place there for tempo-

rary restraint, &c., but parents,

&c., to support them; minors com-

mitted by the several courts of this

State, and appropriating annually

the sum of $10, 000, to begin 10th

March, 1860, for the benefit of the,

for two years,

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Appropriation to be paid to managers

of the, in quarterly payments.

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Inconsistent acts repealed,

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HOWARD

AND MONTGOMERY COUN-

TIES — Commissioners appointed to

lay out and open a road through a

part of, and cause a plat thereof to be

made, and when so laid out to be

declared a public road,

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Expenses thereof to be paid by the

said counties for such portion of said

road as may be located in the re-

spective limits of each,

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To assess damages to land owners

through whose land road shall pass,

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Commissioners required to make oath,

&c.,

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Commissioners named to lay out and

open a road in, and return plot

thereof to clerk of each county, and