1831.

RESOLUTIONS

No. 19.

Passed Feb. 2, 1832

Resolution in favor of Mary Wheeler, widow of Nathaniel

Wheeler, a revolutionary soldier.

Resolved, That the treasurer of the western shore, pay

to Mary Wheeler, widow of Nathaniel Wheeler, a soldier

of the revolutionary war, or to her order, during her wi-

dowhood, in half yearly payments a sum of money equal to

the half pay of a private, in consideration of the services

rendered by her said husband.

No. 20.

Passed Feb. 2,1832

Resolution in favor of Daniel Jenifer, and others.

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the

treasurer of the western shore, be and he is hereby author-

ised and directed to pay to Daniel Jenifer, Samuel Brown,

Jr. Lancalet Warfield, Thomas T. Somerville, James So-

thoron, Benjamin White, William Patterson, and John Ede-

len, Esquires, commissioners appointed by the governor

and council, to examine the tobacco inspection houses in

the city of Baltimore, and to report to this legislature their

views of the expediency or inexpediency of concentrating

the same, or to their order, the sum of thirty-two dollars

each, to defray the expenses incurred in the performance of

said duties.

No. 21.

Passed Feb. 9,1832

Resolution relative to the Tobacco Inspection Revenue.

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That so

soon as funds sufficient to redeem the stock issued by the ex-

ecutive, and for the loan negociated by the treasurer of the

western shore, for the purchase or erection of tobacco

ware houses, in the city of Baltimore, shall have been paid

into the treasury from the avails of the said inspections, as

contemplated by the act of eighteen hundred and twenty-

five, chapter one hundred and fifty-nine, and of eighteen

hundred and twenty-six, chapter two hundred and fifty-two,