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38

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

1811.

cas Macbee, or her order, by the collector of said
county, agreeably to the order of the levy court afore-
said.

CHAPTER 51.

Passed Dec. 27,
1811.

An act for the relief of George Gassaway of the
city of Baltimore.

Extending the
benefits of the
insolvent laws.

BE IT ENACTED by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That the judges, or any judge of Baltimore
county court be, and they, or any one of them, are
hereby authorised and directed to extend to George
Gassaway, the benefit and relief of the act of assem-
bly passed at November session eighteen hundred
and tive, entitled, An act for the relief of sundry in-
solvent debtors, and the several supplements thereto,
without compelling him to produce any evidence of
his having resided within the state of Maryland for
the two years last previous to his application for the
benefit thereof, in the same manner as if he had ac-
tually resided within this state, agreeably to the pro-
visions of the said act, and the several supplements
thereto.

CHAPTER 52.

Passed Dec, 27,
1811.

A further supplement to the act entitled, " An act
to regulate the inspection of Tobacco. "

Preamble.

WHEREAS, James Calhoun, senior, of the city of
Baltimore, hath, by his petition to this General As-
sembly represented, that the ware-house by him erect-
ed and contracted for with the justices of the levy
court for Baltimore county, in virtue of the powers
vested in them by an act entitled, " An additional sup-
plement to an act entitled, an act to regulate the in-
spection of tobacco, passed at November session
seventeen hundred and ninety-nine, has been found
to be insufficient to contain the quantity of tobacco
sent for storage to the said ware-house, in consequence
whereof the said James Calhoun, senior, hath erected
other buildings adjacent, and adjoining: to the said
ware-house, for the purpose of receiving, storing and
inspecting tobacco, which have been used as such by
the inspector thereof; And whereas, It hath been fur-
ther represented, that doubts are entertained by the



 
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