LEAGUE, ELIZABETH

LEATHERBURY,
JOHN OF ROBERT
 

LEATHERBURY, ROBERT

LECOMPTE, JAMES
    & OTHERS
LEE, ANN

LEE, HENRY
 
 

LEE, RUSSELL

LEEF, JOHN

LEFTWICH, THOMAS
 

LEGHTIZER, JOSHUA
 
 

LEITCH, BENJAMIN
 

LEMMON, HUGH

LEONARD, JOSEPH
 
 

LESTER, JOHN
 

LETTERS & PACKAGES

LEWIS, STEPHEN

LEWIS, WILLIAM F.
 

LIGHTNER, GEORGE
                W.

LITTLE, GEORGE &
          MARY    
LODGE, WILLIAM
 
 

LOGSDON, JOHN &
        OTHERS

LONG ACRE

LONG, REUBEN

LOTTERIES

    An act for her relief,

    Certain persons authorised to convey to him the lands
devised by Robert Robertson to the children of George
and James Robertson,

    Authorised to complete his collections,

    An act for their benefit,

    An act for her benefit,

    See Baltimore County, and
    The defect in the deed from him and others to John
Wise aided,

    An act for the benefit of his heirs,

    An act for his relief,

    The orphans court may order his guardian to sell certain
slaves, &c.

    The right of the state to part of a tract of land called
Eslington, relinquished to and vested in him and his
wife,

    Former collector of Calvert county, authorised to
complete his collection,

    An act for his relief,

    Certain deeds from and to him and others to and from
Richard Key Watts, and from Philip Thomas, for Hill's
Delight, confirmed,

    Permitted to bring certain slaves from Virginia into
this state,

    See Public Letters and Packages, and

    An act for his relief,

    Former collector of Calvert county, authorised to complete
his collection,

    Late sheriff and collector of Cæcil county, authorised
to complete his collection,

    An act annulling their marriage,

    The sheriff authorised to execute a deed to him for
lands purchased by him at the sale of the lands of Thomas
Orme,

    A supplement to the act to ascertain and provide for the
payment of certain damages sustained by them,

    See Medtart, Jacob, and

    An act for his benefit,

    A lottery authorised to raise money for opening and
clearing the road to be opened from Westminster to
George town,
—To defray the expense of building a Masonic Hall in
the city of Baltimore,
—For cutting a canal from Blackwater river to Parson's
creek,

  1817        92



  1808        15

  1807        63

  1813          9

  1801      107

  1812      184

 1803        87

  1801      107

  1801        79


  1810      140



  1810          8

  1812      100
  1813      181

  1806          6



  1807        39


  1818        85

  1802        76

  1818      145


May 1813  8


  1816      113

  1815      208



  1812        97


  1811      195

  1813      107

  1815        57



  1803        99

  1805      113

  1809      111