CADGER, Robert.  His Real and Personal Estate
    settled upon the Mayor, Recorder, &c. of the City
    of St. Mary's, to the Maintainance of a Protestant Ministry
    among the Inhabitants of St. George's, and Poplar-Hill
    Hundred, &c.  1676, ch. 20.
CÆCIL-TOWN, in Cæcil County, Erected, 1730, ch. 6.
Calvert, Elisabeth.  See Plater George, Esq;
Calvert, Rebecca.  Her Last Will confirmed, 1735, ch. 5.
CAMBRIDGE-TOWN.  Swine and Geese not to be raised
    therein, 1745, ch. 6.
Carey, John.  See Brown Peregrine.
Carmack, Peter.  Act for his Relief, 1727, ch. 24.
Carr, Richard.  See Herman Casparus Augustine.
Carrick.  A Tract so called.  See Pile William.
Carroll, Charles, Esq;  Some Defects in a Deed to him
    from Michael Curtis, and Sarah his Wife, remedied,
    1747, ch. 4.
Carroll, Daniel. Defects in a Deed to him from Charles
    Carroll, of Annapolis, Surgeon, and John Bradford,
    remedied.  1748, ch. 10.
Catto, George, and Araminta his Wife, enabled to Sell
    Lands, formerly belonging to William Alexander her
    first Husband, 1750, ch. 24.
Cawood, Anne.  Act for the Relief of her and her Children,
    1676, ch. 22.
Cely, Benjamin:  Banished, 1705, ch. 4.
Chambers, Anne, Widow of Samuel Chambers, impowered
    to sell Lands for Payment of her deceased Husband's 
    Debts, 1755, ch. 8.
Chambers, Samuel.  See Wright Stephen.
Chance; a Tract so called.  See Husbands William.
Chapman, Samuel.  See Speedy Payment.
CHARLES County.  Sundry Inhabitants relieved by a
    County Levy, to make good the Damage done to their Inspected
    Tobaccoes, in Pile's Warehouse, blown down by a
    Hurricane, 1756, ch. 21.
CHARLES-TOWN, in Cæcil County, erected, 1742,
    ch. 23.  Other Acts relating thereto, are 1744, ch. 22;
    1745, ch. 2; 1750, ch. 12; and 1753, ch. 28.
    An Inspecting-house to be built there, 1748, ch. 21;
CHARLES-TOWN, in Charles County, erected, 1729,
    ch. 6.  Swine and Geese not to be raised there, 1763,
    ch. 26.
Charley, lying in Charles and Prince George's Counties.
    The Entail on Part of it cut off; and other Lands of equal
    Value, to be Entailed in Lieu thereof, 1753, ch. 23.
Cheney, John, and Mary his Wife, enabled to sell 300
    Acres, Part of a Tract called Waterford, notwithstanding
    the same was specially Entailed by Benjamin Williams,
    1724, ch. 13.
CHESTER-TOWN, in Kent County, laid out a-new
    1730, ch. 15.  No Sheep, Swine or Geese, to be raised
    therein, 1732, ch. 3.  A Tax on each Lot for the Purchase
    of Fire-Engines, &c.  1753, ch. 29.  A Market
    and Market-house established, 1762, ch. 32.
Chew, Samuel.  See Holland William.
CHRIST-CHURCH Parish, in Calvert County:  Lands confirmed
    thereto, which were given by Capt. Richard Ladd,
    1700, ch. 5.  A new Church to be built, 1732, ch. 12.
    A Chapel of Ease to be built, 1746, ch. 8.
CHRIST-CHURCH Parish, in Queen Anne's County;--
    the Parish Church Enlarged, 1748, ch. 8.
Clajon, William, and Mary his Wife, enabled to sell a
    Lot and Three Dwelling-house in Annapolis, for Payment
    of the Debts of Gamaliel Butler, her former Husband,
    1762, ch. 30.
Clarke, Gilbert.  See Acton Henry.
Clarke, Richard, Outlawed, 1705, ch. 5.  Act for his
    Attainder, 1707, ch. 1.
Clarke's Groves.  See Knighton Thomas.
Clayton, William.  See Smith Robert, Esq;
Cleyborne, William, (Capt.)  All Compliance with him,
    in Opposition to his Lordship's Right and Dominion over
    this Province, prohibited, 1650, ch. 4.
Clements, John.  Act for Relief of his Son John, and
    other his Legal Representatives, 1711, ch. 6.

Clements, John, of Queen Anne's County.  A Lot in
    Cambridge, vested in him, 1720, ch. 8.
Cole, George.  See Brown Peregrine.
Cole, John.  An Act for his Relief, 1713, ch. 15.
Collier, William.  See Boyd John.
Colmore, Thomas.  A Deed to him from Stephen
    Yoakley, confirmed, 1729, ch. 9.
Connel, James.  See Dunbar John.
Contee, John, (Col.)  Acts relating to his Will, 1708,
    ch. 13; and 1725, ch. 21.
Contee, John.  A Deed to him from Benoni Fanning,
    and Hannah his Wife, made valid, 1732, ch. 10.
Cool Springs, in St. Mary's County:--Houses to be built
    for the Entertainment of poor Persons repairing there for
    Cure, 1698, ch. 16.
Cornwallis, William.  See Bennet Richard.  See also
    Riddlesden William Vanhaesdonk.
COVENTRY Parish.  A Chapel of Ease to be built, 1751,
    ch. 23.  Another to be built between the Head of Colburn's
    Creek and Annimessex Dams, 1762, ch. 16.
Coursey, William, and his Wife, enabled to sell Lands
    left by Col. Vincent Lowe, for Payment of his Debts,
    1698, ch. 18.
Courts, John.  His Will confirmed, 1712, ch. 21.
Cowper's-Purchase.  The Entail cut off, and a Fee Simple
    Estate therein, vested in Thomas Spalding, and Catharine
    his Wife; and other Lands Entailed in Lieu thereof,
    1741, ch. 8.
Crouch, Josiah.  Confirmation of a Sale of Lands to him
    from William Crouch, 1713, ch. 9.
Curtis, Michael.  See Carroll Charles.

DARE, William.  A Deed from John Watmore
    to him, made valid, 1730, ch. 19.
Davies, John and Anthony.  See Ivy Anthony.
Davis, Jeremiah.  See Smithson Thomas.
Day, Edward.  his right Heirs vested in an Estate in
    Fee Simple, of Lands in Somerset County, 1718, ch. 15.
Deavor, John.  Act for his Relief, 1720, ch. 6.
Dent, Thomas, and Anne his Wife; enabled to sell
    Part of an entailed Tract, called Locust Thicket, in
    Prince George's County, and to entail Lands in Charles
    County in Lieu thereof, 1722, ch. 21.  An Act for his
    Relief, 1724, ch. 20.  A Deed from him to Thomas
    Osborne, made good, 1726, ch. 7.
Denwood, Levin.  See Groome Samuel, Junior.
Devegh, Elizabeth.  Her last Will confirmed, and an
    Estate in Fee Simple in all the Lands, &c. whereof she
    died seized, vested in her Son john Devegh, 1718,
    ch. 14.
Digges, John.  His Copper-Works encouraged, 1742,
    ch. 20.
Dixon, William.  His Last Will confirmed, 1710, ch. 12.
Dorsey, Caleb.  Enabled to sell 49 Acres of Land, the
    Estate of Mary and Elizabeth Woodward, Infants,
    1742, ch. 17.
Dorsey, Richard.  Enabled to do the same, 1744 ch. 8.
Dorsey, Edward.  A Fine imposed upon him, and also on
    the Sheriffs of Cæcil and Talbot Counties, 1699, ch. 45.
Dorsey, Edward, (Col.)  Enabled to sell Entailed Lands
    and Houses in Annapolis, 1704, ch. 84.
Douglas, Archibald.  Vested in a Fee Simple Estate in
    out Moiety of the Level, alias Scutt's Level, 1741,
    ch. 9.
Dunbar, John.  An Act to Record a Deed to him from James
    Connel, and Anne his Wife, 1745, ch. 8.
DURHAM Parish, in Charles County.  A new Church to
    be built, 1732, ch. 28; and 1736, ch. 12.  The Vestry
    enabled to sell certain Church-Lands, and to purchase a
    new Glebe, 1751, ch. 6.
Duvall, Benjamin.  Enabled to sell Part of Howerton's
    Range, and to Entail other Lands in Lieu thereof, 1720,
    ch. 5.
Duvall, Lewis.  See Wilson's Grove.