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46. An act to incorporate the Steam Milling and Manu-
factoring company of Charles county.

47. An act relating to division fences between different
proprietors, in Kent county.

48. An act to incorporate the Town of Franklin in Balti-
more county.

49. An act to authorise the trustees of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Frederick Tovvn, to hold certain prop-
erty to them deeded.

50. An act for founding a College in Baltimore county by
the name of Franklin College.

51. An act for the benefit of Patty Brooks of Montgome-
ry county.

52. An act appointing commissioners to lay out and open
an alley in the Town of Westminster, in Frederick county,

53. An act to incorporate the United Beneficial Society
of Cordwainers, of the city of Baltimore.

54. A further supplement to the act entitled, an act to in-
corporate the Frederick and Woobsborough Turnpike road
company, passed 9th March, 1833.

55. A supplement to an act, entitled, an act authorising
a lottery, to raise a sum of money for the finishing of Wash-
ington Academy, in Somerset county and for other purpo-
ses, passed at November session, 1802, chap. 87.

56. An act supplementary to the act, entitled, an act for
founding a college in the city of Frederick, passed at De-
cember session, 1829, chap. 183.

57. An act to confirm the proceedings of certain com-
missioners, in Somerset county.

58. An act to incorporate the Linganore School House,
and house of public worship.

59. A further supplement to an act, entitled, an act for
the distribution of a certain fund, for the purpose of estab-
lishing free schools, in the several counties therein nam-
ed

60. An act for the benefit of John H. Milburn, adminis-
trator of Stephen Milburn, late collector for Saint Mary's
county.

61. An act for building a bridge over the Little North
East, in Cecil county, near McCauley's Mill.

62. An act supplementary to the acts relating to the Uni-
versity of Maryland.

63. An act for the benefit of George W. Cummins and
Jacob Raymond, administrators of John Cummins, deceas-
ed, of the state of Delaware.