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APPENDIX.
OCTOBER SESSION, 1778.
No. 1.
RESOLVED, That the justices of Anne Arundel county
court do, and
they are hereby empowered, to remove the records of said county
to some safe place in the city of Annapolis. |
OCT. SESS.
1778.
Justices of A. A.
county to remove
records. |
No. 2.
RESOLVED, That the treasurer of the western shore
pay to Mr.
Elie Vallette three hundred and fifty pounds currency, for his services
and expenses in taking care of the records of the Prerogative
office, while at Upper Marlborough. |
Compensation allowed
Elie Vallette. |
No. 3.
RESOLVED, That each judge of the court of appeals
be allowed
a salary of five hundred pounds currency per annum. |
Salary of judges
of the court of appeals. |
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NOVEMBER SESSION, 1781.
No. 1.
RESOLVED unanimously, That the governor be
requested to
write to Mr. Peale, of Philadelphia, to procure, as soon as may be,
the portrait of his Excellency General Washington at full length,
to be placed in the house of delegates, in grateful remembrance of
that most illustrious character. |
Governor requested
to procure portrait
of General
Washington. |
No. 2.
RESOLVED, That the governor and the council be requested
to
direct the officer or officers who have the superintendance of the
public records now at Elk-Ridge Landing, to cause the same to be
removed to the city of Annapolis a soon as the same can conveniently
be done, and that proper packages be provided for the removing
the same at the public expense; and that the persons employed
in removing the records, be paid by the public, by orders to
be drawn by the governor and council on the treasurer of the western
shore. |
Records at Elk-Ridge
Landing to
be removed to Annapolis. |
No. 3.
RESOLVED, That the treasurer of the western shore
be directed
to allow John Parran, Junr. one of the collectors of the tax in Calvert
county, the sum of nine hundred and ninety-nine pounds two
shillings and six pence, continental currency, it being the amount
of two certificates consumed in his house by the enemy, and which
he had received for the public discharge of taxes. |
John Parran allowed
for two certificates
consumed,
&c. |
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APRIL SESSION, 1782.
No. 1.
Whereas George Farrington, with John Mitchell and
Robert
Mitchell, formerly of Worcester county, now of the state of Delaware,
passed their bond to this state on the 10th of April 1770,
for l225 sterling. And whereas the said George Farrington,
and
also Robert Mitchell, one of the securities, are since dead, and the
said Farrington's estate now lies in the Delaware state. |
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RESOLVED, That the treasurer of the western shore
be directed
to give the said John Mitchell up the bond aforesaid, with a receipt
thereon, upon his giving bond, with good security, to this state,
for the balance due, on the terms of the former bond. |
Bond directed to
be delivered up. |
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