RESOLUTIONS.

1831,

exceeding forty dollars, tb'ey may deem said Harvey en-

titled to, for the maintenance, taking care of and other ex-

penses incurred for the maintenance of Alexander Porter, a

foreigner.

No. 65.

Resolution in favour of Levin D. Collier.

Passed Mar. 5, 1832

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the
treasurer of the western shore, pay to Levin D. Collier, or

to his order, the sum of thirty-five dollars, being amount of

his account for provision and forage furnished to the militia

in Somerset and Worcester counties, in October last.

No. 66.

Resolution in favour of Fielding Lucas, Junior.

Passed Mar.5,1832

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the

treasurer of the western shore, pay to Fielding Lucas,

Junior, or to his order, the sum of three hundred and

seventy-nine dollars and forty-eight cents, for a balance due

to him for books furnished to the state library.

No. 67.

Resolution in favor of Jonathan Kershner, and James P.

Passed Mar 6,1832

Bayles.

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That

Jonathan Kershner, of Hagers Town, Washington county,

Maryland, and James P. Bayles, of Baltimore city, be, and

they are severally released from any further payment to the

state of Maryland, on a recognizance to said state, entered
into by the said Jonathan and James, on the fourteenth day

of May, eighteen hundred and thirty, before Thomas P.

Bayles, a justice of the peace of the city of Baltimore.