INDEX.

1843

Nos.

across the Anacosta or eastern branch of

the Potomac river made free.

3

Governor requested to send a copy of re-

solution to each of onr senators and repre-

sentatives.

"

BROOKE, JOHN B.—Treasurer to pay him $46,85,

claim against the state for fees for 1843.
C.

56

CARROLL COUNTY LYCEUM.—See Librarian.

CHAPLAINS—Treasurer to pay to Rev. Mr. Winslow,

and Rev. Mr. Merriken, each $100.

35

CHARLES, JACOB—Treasurer to pay him $13 33, act-

vanced by him to Stephen Philips, a revo-

lutionary soldier.

21

CHES. & OHIO CANAL CO.—Representatives of this

State in Congress requested to give their

attention in relation to tranfer of stork held

by United States in the, and expedite act

through the house.

44

Gov to transmit copy to each, &c.

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COE, GEORGE G.— Treasurer to pay to, son of Richard

Coe $30, if so much due at time of death.

30

CLERK OF COURT, of Howard District— See Libra-

rian.

COLLECTORS OF DIRECT TAX—Resolution de-

claring that the public interest will be pro-

moted if the Governoi of the state in the

exercise of the discretion conferred by 8th

section of act of 1842, chap. 269, shall for-

bear to put in suit the bonds of, for instal-

ment due, 1st Sept. last, until 1st June, un-

less legislature otherwise diiect.

4

COMMISSIONER OF LOANS—See Coupons.

COMMISSIONERS OF BALT. CO.—See Tyson, Ma-

ry and Wm.

CONVENTION OF MD.—See Librarian.

COULTER, JAMES—Treasurer to pay him $50,00, for

services rendered to house of delegates.

39

COUPONS, &c.—Treasurer in his discretion, to sell

from time to time for highest market price

in Baltimore, in each county and Howard

District, by persons authorized, or else-