1831.

RESOLUTIONS.

No. 3.

Passed Jan.11, 1832

A Resolution in favour of the Crier of Harford county

court.

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That

the commissioners of Harford county, be, and they are

hereby authorised and directed, to allow to the crier of

Harford county court, such compensation as in their judg-

ment they may conceive just and reasonable, for services

heretofore rendered said court, as crier, while engaged in

chancery business; Provided, The compensation shall not

exceed two dollars per day, for each and every day he may

have attended said court, to be levied and paid as other

county charges.

No. 4.

Passed Jan, 13,1832

2 Resolution requiring the Treasurer of the Western Shore,

to pay to the members from the Eastern Shore, additional

itinerant expenses.

WHEREAS, from the severe frost and inclemency of the

weather, the members from the eastern shore, and some of

the officers of both houses, have been compelled to come

ground the head of the bay, in order to attain the seat of

government.

Resolved, That the treasurer of the western shore, pay

to each member of the Legislature from the eastern shore,

attending in discharge of his legislative duties, the follow-

ing itinerant charges, in addition to those allowed on the

journal of accounts, to wit: to the members from Cecil now

attending, three days itinerant charges, to the members

from Kent, six days itinerant charges, to the members from

Queen Anne's, seven days itinerant charges, to the members

from Caroline, eight clays itinerant charges, to the members

from Talbot, eight days itinerant charges, to the members

from Dorchester, nine days intinerant charges, to the mem-

bers from Somerset, eleven days itinerant charges, to the

members from Worcester, eleven days itinerant charges,

and to each officer of both houses from the eastern shore,

the same number of days itinerant charges that are allowed

to the members of the county in which they respectively

reside.