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WILLIAM GRASON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.
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1840.
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from her husband George Valentine McCoy, a vinculo ma-
trimonii.
CHAPTER 206.
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CHAP. 207.
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An act for the better regulating the Harbor and Port of
Baltimore.
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Passed Mar. 5,
1841.
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WHEREAS, there are millions of feet of sawed lumber
floated in rafts into the port of Baltimore, and there wash-
ed and drawn out of the water, by which large deposites
of mud are made in said harbor, to the injury of the navi-
gation of vessels, as also, adding much to the expense of
cleaning the docks and harbor within the city or port of
Baltimore — therefore,
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Preamble.
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Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland
That from and after the passage of this act, the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore shall have full power and autho-
rity, and they are required to assess, levy and collect, on
every thousand feet of lumber floated into or arriving at
the said port of Baltimore, and washed therein, a sum not
exceeding thirty cents per thousand feet board measure,
and not less than fifteen cents per thousand feet board mea-
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Mayor, &c. to
lay a tax on
floated lumber
washed therein.
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sure, excepting however, all timber floated into, or arriv-
ing at the said port, for the purpose of being sawed in said
city or its vicinity, as also all the timber to be used for
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Exception.
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masts, spars and wharfing timber, to be appropriated and
applied by the Mayor and City Council of the city of Bal-
timore, to the carrying into effect the rules and regulations
which they may, from time to time, make, respecting the
harbor and port of Baltimore.
CHAPTER 207.
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How appropria-
ted
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An act to incorporate the Eastern Hotel Company of Cum-
berland, in the Town of Cumberland.
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Passed Feb. 16,
1841.
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SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That Alexander King, Horatio G. Grieves and
Harrison D. Black, be and they are hereby appointed com-
missioners to receive subscriptions to the capital stock of
the Eastern Hotel Company of Cumberland; and they, or
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Commissioners
to open books of
subscription.
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