THOMAS G. PRATT, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1846.

ty or parties carrying on the same, by charter granted
by the Legislature of Maryland, shall be deprived of any
chartered light, or otherwise injured by the provisions of
this act, said party or parties shall be entitled, upon ap-
plication in proper form, and to the proper authority, to
have the damages sustained by them in consequence of
such deprivation or injury assessed by a jury in the usual
form for cases of damage made and provided; and said
Potomac Bridge Company shall be answerable to said
patty or parties for said damages so ascertained, in any
property held by such company, under the provisions of
this act.

CHAP. 100.

SEC. 13. And be it enacted, That nothing in this act
contained shall be construed to confer any banking privi-
leges upon said company; and the Legislature reserves
to itself the right to alter, amend or repeal this charter
at pleasure.

CHAPTER 100.

Issues forbid.

Right reserv-
ed.

An act for the benefit of Lewis Fout and William
Glessner, of Frederick County.

Passed Feb.
27, 1847.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That the court of Frederick county, or orphans court
of said county, or any one of the judges of either of
said courts, or any jurisdiction having authority to grant
personal and final discharges to insolvent debtors, be
and they are hereby authorised to grant a personal and
final discharge to Lewis Fout and William Glessner, of
said county, any law of this State to the contrary not

Grant final dis-
charges to in-
solvent debt-
ors.

withstanding; provided, said Fout and Glessner comply
with all the requisitions of the existing laws in relation
to insolvent debtors, except that which requires the pro-
duction of the certificate of the clerk of Frederick
county court, that they have made no application for the
benefit of the insolvent laws of this State, within two
years next preceding the application contemplated by
this act.

Proviso.