PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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indigent deaf and dumb persons, from the several counties and city

of Baltimore— 1827, ch. 140, .......

935

The duties of the trustee of the state to be performed by the treasurer

of the western shore, who is authorized to appoint a clerk, &c. —

1828, ch. 94, ..........

948

On application of, the attorney-general to appoint attorneys in such

counties as he has no resident deputies in, to attend to state claims,

&c.— 1829, ch. 90, .........

980

Made the duly of, to direct suit, &c. for any pecuniary right or credit

of the state, which the debtor shall withhold three months or more

—1829, ch. 90, sec. 2, ........

980

Deputy of attorney-general, or attorneys appointed by, &c. shall aid

the, by advice, &.c. in the adjustment and settlement of accounts of

revenue officers of their respective counties, &c. — 1829, ch. 90,

sec. 4, ...........

981

Authorized to allow and pay such attorney a commission, not exceed-

ing five per centum, of all moneys sued for, and which shall first

be paid into the treasury — 1829, ch. 90, .....

981

The power given to, in the act repealing the act of 1825, ch. 166, esta-

blishing a board of public works, to appoint a person to represent

the state at the meetings of all joint stock companies, incorporated

to make canals and roads, &c. repealed — 1829, ch. 212, sec. 2.

991

Payments of debts due to the state to be made only to, or person spe-

cially authorized by him or by virtue of judicial process — 1831,

ch. 68, sec. 3, ..........

1011

To employ, and pay the salary provided by the act of 1828, ch. 74, to

one or two clerks, in his discretion — 1834, ch. 229,

1146

To submit to the legislature, the reports of the superintendent of the

United States' road — 1835, ch. 305, sec. 5, ....

1216

Schools, academies and colleges, receiving donations from the state, to

report annually to the treasurer of the western shore — May, 1835,

ch. 351, sec. 1, ..........

1221

Refusing or neglecting to educate and furnish books to at least one

poor child for every $100 received, treasurer to withhold donation

—1835, ch. 351, sec. 2, ........

1221

Treasurer to transmit the reports annually, to the legislature — 1835,

ch. 351, sec. 3, ..........

1221

Banks and savings' institutions, during their suspension of specie pay-

ments, to transmit a monthly statement of their condition to him,

to be laid before the governor — 1837, ch. 315, sec. 1, . .

1264

To provide, with assistance of the commissioner of loans, for paying in

Europe, the interest accruing on the certificates of debt of the state,

issued, &c. under the provisions of the act of 1835, ch. 395 —

1837, ch. 357, sec. 1.

To invest so much of the premiums to be received under the aforesaid

act, as would remain unproductive in the treasury, &c. — 1837, ch.

357, sec. 3.