1831

RESOLUTIONS.

dred dollars, in satisfaction of his claim for preparing an

index to the laws and resolutions of this state, from the

year eighteen hundred and twenty-six, to eighteen hundred

and twenty -nine, inclusively.

Resolved, That the governor and council be, and they

are hereby authorised td contract for the making of an in-

dex to the laws and resolutions of the last and current ses-

sion of the legislature, for such compensation as to the

governor and council may seem proper.
Resolved, That the governor be, and is hereby authoris-

ed to draw on the treasurer of the western shore, in favour

Of such person or persons as the governor and council may

contract with, for printing an index to the laws, which has

been made by Gideon Pearce, and also for the cost of pre-

paring and printing an index to the laws and resolutions of

the last and current session of the legislature, whenever

the work shall have been completed and delivered into the

library.

No. 25.

Passed Feb. 2, 1832

Resolution in favour of Thomas Muir, a Revolutionary

Soldier.

Resolved, That the treasurer of the western shore, pay

to Thomas Muir, a soldier of the revolutionary war, or to

his order, during life, in half yearly payments, a sum of

money equal to the half pay of a private, as a further re-

muneration for his services during said war.

No. 26.

Passed Feb.2, 1832

Resolution in favour of Thomas Ashcom, Sheriff of Queen

Ann's county.

Resolved, That the treasurer of the western shore, pay

to Thomas Ashcom, sheriff of Queen Ann's county, or or-

der, the sum of twenty-five dollars and twenty-five cents,

it being the amount erroneously paid by him into the trea-

sury, under an act of assembly, of December session,

eighteen hundred and twenty-seven, chapter one hundred

and seventeen.