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CHAP. 97
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. of streets as aforesaid, and to lay off such angles of ground, and
all other grounds belonging thereto, and so separated from the poor-
house, into convenient lots, of which they shall return a plot or
plots to the office of the clerk of Baltimore, county court, and to
dispose of the same by a sale, or leasing on the usual terms, for
the use of said poor-house.
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Passed Feb 1 1819
Judges to make
choice of a fit
house in village of
Berlin, for hold-
ing elections.
Proviso.
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CHAPTER 98.
A Supplement to an act, entitled, An act to alter and change
the place of holding the Elections in the third Election
District in Worcester county.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That
of the judges of elections in the third election district in Worcester
county, are hereby authorised and empowered, at any time and as
often hereafter as they may deem necessary, to make choice of a
fit and proper house, in the village of Berlin, in said district, for
the purpose of holding elections therein; Provided, that no tavern,
or house adjacent to a tavern, shall at any time be chosen; And
provided also, that no change of house for such purpose shall at any
time be made unless the judges, or a majority of them, at least forty
days before the holding any election in such house, shall have deli-
vered a certificate, tinder their hands and seals, to the clerk of the
county court in said county, describing the house chosen by them
as aforesaid, to be recorded by said clerk agreeably to the act to
which this is a supplement.
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Passed Feb 2 1819
Nothing in first
section of former
act shall prevent
barrels being
passed in case they
are of certain di-
mensions.
Allowance for in-
specting barrels,
Inspectors autho-
rised to discharge
coopers for ne-
glect, &c
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CHAPTER 99.
A Further Supplement to the act, entitled, An act to regu-
late the Inspection of Salted Fish.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland, That
nothing contained in the first section of the act to which this is a
supplement, in relation to the size of fish barrels, shall prevent the
same barrels from being passed in case they are of the following
dimensions, to wit: The staves thereof shall be twenty-eight inches
in length, and half an inch thick, the diameter of the cut head
shall be seventeen inches and live eighths of an inch, the chines shall
be one inch and one eighth in depth, and the bilge of each and
every barrel shall be not less than twenty inches in diameter; Pro-
vided nevertheless, that the said barrels are made of the same kind
of timber, with the same number of hoops, and in the good and
workmanlike manner directed and prescribed in the first section,
of the original act aforesaid.
2. And be it enacted, That the inspector, or his deputy, in the
city of Baltimore, shall hereafter receive, for inspecting every bar-
rel, half barrel, or tierce of salted fish of any kind, the sum of
twelve and a half cents, herrings excepted; and that for inspecting
every barrel, half barrel, or tierce of herrings, the said inspector,
or his deputy, in said city, shall receive six and a quarter cents,
and no more; which said fees shall be paid by the person or persons
requiring said fish to be inspected; and all fish shall be branded
with the year, in figures, when inspected.
3. And be it enacted. That the inspector, or his deputy, in the
city of Baltimore, shall have full power and authority, and he is
hereby authorised and empowered, to discharge any cooper or
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