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INDEX

CHAP.

Jail of Baltimore county, money may

—— Rouse, Susan

88

be levied to complete the wall, &c.

115

—— Smith, Elijah S.

120

Journal of Accounts,

184

—— O'Hara Susan and Fielder Moore,

148

K.

—— Harwood, Greenbury

160

Kennedy Dennis, for his relief
Kimes John's heirs,

23
54

—— Of Queen Ann's county
—— House in Talbot county may be en-

166

L.

larged

—— Baker, Isaac

177

180

Levy COURT — The proceedings of the
Levy Court of P. George's county

made valid,

Patapsco insurance company, incorpo-
rated,

Penitentiary, (a supplement)

55

69

Luckett, Elizabeth may Import negroes,
(a supplement,)
Lawrence Richard may import a negro
Leach Benjamin, may complete his col-

lections

24

41

87

161

Patterson, Wm. and others relief
Parker, Sarah B's benefit,
Parran, Thomas real estate may be sold

Q.

75
134
161

Landing place in Somerset county,

45

Queen street opened and extended

97

Land records of Frederick county.

142

R.

Letters Testamentary or of Administra-

Rea, James, for his relief,

3

tion being granted in the District of

Rowan Rachel for her benefit,

37

Columbia, claims recoverable in this

Ridgaway, Wm. P. may complete his

state.

165

collection,

63

M.

Ringgold Wm's heirs, for their benefit.

ROAD — In Kent county,

93

10

Malcum, Alexander an infant,
Marrow Benjamin, for his relief
Medtart, Jacob for his benefit

43

95
107

From Wm. Sinclair's &c. (a fur-
ther supplement)

—— In Worcester hundred, Worcester

30

Mackie, Anne for her relief,

111

county

31

Mill race may be cut through the land
of Richard Simpers.
Masonic Lodge in Frederick county, a
lottery authorised,

85
133

——In Worcester county,
—— In Harford county,
—— In Cecil county, near Elk forge

In Somerset county, (a supple-

38
47
58

Market house in the Eastern precincts

ment)

70

of Baltimore,

163

In Baltimore county, a sum to be

72

Militia, to regulate and discipline, (a
further supplement)

N.

172

levied for repairs,
—— From New Winsor,

—— In Caroline county, to change the

73

74

Newman, Richard, for his benefit,
Newton, John may complete his collec-

tion,

57

64

mode of repairing,
—— In Queen Ann's county,

—— From the District of Columbia to

76

Neale, Wills & Cole, for their relief.

141

Baltimore,

77

O.

Ogle Samuel, appointed trustee for the
sale of the real estate of Joseph Ogle

124

—— From Elkton to Christiana bridge,
(a supplement)
—— From Frenchtown, in Cecil coun-

79

P.

ty to the Delaware line,

82

POOR— Relief of Sarah Wooter,

2

—— From John Cain's tavern to Ber-

—— Kent, Sylvester

7

lin,

94

—— Demar, Allen

7

—— In Queen Ann's county,

103

—— Miller, Margaret

8

—— In Cecil county,

108

—— Hooper, James

9

—— In Somerset county,

114

——Lecompte, James

9

—— Through Strasburg in Lancaster

——Frazier, William

9

county to Baltimore,

12

—— Fassitt, John

11

—— In Dorchester county.

12

—— Dashiell Charles, (of Ch.)

15

—— In Baltimore county, (a further ad-

—— Christopher, Elizabeth

16

ditional supplement)

12

——Carman, John

21

—— From Westminster to Hager's

—— Daily, John

28

Town, (a supplement)

13

—— Jackson, Mary

39

—— In Washington county

13

——— Case, Brock

40

—— From Edward H Calvert's old mill

—— Wenman Ramsay,

44

to the District of Columbia,

14

—— Timmins, Edward

46

— From Baltimore to Goodwin and

—— Thompson, Richard

49

Ridgley's mill.

13

—— Lee, Rebecca

51

—— From Richard Owing's mill to Elk

—— Conaway, Valinda Wenman

52

Ridge church

13

—— Cheswick, Ann & Mary

60

—— From Baltimore to Havre de Grace,

15

—— White, Nelly

61

—— From Frederick-Town to Harper's

——Batt, Thomas

78

Ferry, (a supplement)

171