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115 An act for the benefit of Dr. William D. Conway,
formerly of Harford county.

116 A further additional supplement to an act, entited,
an act for quieting possessions, enrolling conveyances, and
securing the estates of purchasers.

117 An act to provide for the building a bridge over the
Great Falls of Gunpowder, at or near Jessops Mill, it. Bal-
timore county.

118 An act for the revaluation of real and personal pro-
perty in Talbot county.

139 Aa additional supplement to an act, entitled, nn act
to regulate the inspection of lumber in the city of Balti-
more.

120 An act for the relief of Mary Koplingcr, of the city
of Baltimore.

121 An act for the relief of George Baltzell, collector of
taxes for Frederick county.

122 A supplement to an act, entitled, an act to provide
for the purchase of the office papers belonging to the sur-
veyor's office of Frederick county, and to repeal an act
therein mentioned.

123 An act to lay out and open a new road in Frederick
and Baltimore counties.

124 A further supplement to the act, entitled, an act to
incorporate Fredericktown, in Frederick county.

125 An act relating to a part of a lot oi ground in Fred-
ericktown.

126 An act to provide for the appointment of a wood
corder, in the town of Princess Anne, in Somerset county.

127 An act to enlarge the Dublin election district in So-
merset county.

128 An act for the relief of Margaret Saylor, of Alle-
gany county.

129 An act authorising the levy court of Worcester
county to levy on the assessable property of said county, a
sum of money for the purposes therein mentioned.

130 An act to alter and improve that part of a road in
Frederick county, which lies between Jefferson and Catoc-
tin creek.

131 An act entitled, an act to authorise and direct the
commissioners of Cecil county to levy a sum of money to
pay for the building of ar bridge over the Big Elk river, in
the town of Elkton, and to raise the road at the south end
of said bridge, above tide water.

132 An act to authorise the levy court of Kent county to
levy at their next session, a sum of money therein mention-
ed, to be applied to the enlargement and repair of the house