783

ALLEGIANCE—

Resolution by Mr. Stirling, requiring the, re-
gistration <^ persons taking the oath of, 265.

AMENDMENTS OF THE CONSTITUTION—See future
amendments, &c.

ANDERS, MOSES—Appointment of, as Doorkeeper, 8.
. ANNAN, ANDREW—Motion offered by, 499.

APPOINTMENTS, TENURE OP OFFICE, DUTIES AND
COMPENSATION OF CIVIL OFFICERS—Re-
port of Committee on, 98.

Amendments submitted to report on, by Messrs.
Stockbridge, Purnell, Hebb, Bond, Parran, Schley,
Stirling, Sykes, Morgan, King, Daniel, Briscoe,
Chambers, Audoun, Miller and Peter, 378, 379,
380, 382.

Further amendments to report on, by Messrs.
Stirling, King, Valliant, Duvall, Purnell and
Ridgely, 389, 390, 391, 407, 408.

Further amendments to report on, by Messrs.
Purnell, Todd, Dellinger, Belt, Davis, of Wash-
ington, Pugh, Hebb, Schley, Scott, Daniel, Ab-
bott, Henkle and Miller, 409, 410, 411, 412, 413,
414.

Further amendments to report on, by Messrs.
Thomas and Scott, 425.

Report on, as amended, ordered to be engrossed
for a third reading, 426.

Amendments to provide for filling vacancies,
&c., 655.

Report on, read third time and passed, 656.

APPRENTICE-SHIP—Proposition submitted by Mr. Jones,
of Somerset, to adopt a system of, for Minor
Emancipated Slaves, 311.

An additional section submitted to the report on
Judiciary, to provide for the, of Minor Emancipa-
ted Negroes, by the Orphans' Court, 523.

Amendments proposed, 593, 594, 595, 596, 597,
598, 604.

ATTORNEYS—See State's Attorneys.

ATTORNEY GENERAL--Election of an, recommended in
the report on State's Attorneys, 501.