1831.

RESOLUTIONS.

No. 102.

Passed Mar. 12, 1832

Resolution relative to paying for Newspapers.

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the

treasurer of the western shore, pay to George G. Brewer,

chief clerk of the house of delegates, and Joseph H. Nich-

olson, chief clerk of the senate, out of any unappropriated

money in the treasury, the several amounts of such account

as may, from time to time, be presented to him by the said

clerks, for the newspapers they have furnished for the use

of the members of their respective houses, in accordance

with the orders adopted for that purpose by said houses.

No. 103.

Passed Mar. 12,1832

Resolution relative to postage chargeable to the members

of the Legislature.

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the

governor and council, be authorised and required to draw

upon the treasurer of the western shore, for the amount of

postage chargeable against each and every member of the

legislature, during his attendance on the same.

No. 104.

Passed Mar. 12,1832

Resolution in favour of Charles S. Davis.

WHEREAS, it is represented, and appears to this legisla-

ture, that the property of Charles S. Davis, of Baltimore

county, one of the sureties of Robert H. Scharf, a collector

of taxes for the city and county of Baltimore, and State of

Maryland, has been seized and sold for the purpose of satis-

fying the bonds jointly executed and delivered by the said

Scharf, the said Davis, and other co- sureties; And whereas,

it also appears that the said Davis has been obliged, in con-

sequence of the suretyship and seizure aforesaid, to apply

for and obtain a release from the obligation of his other con-

tracts, as an insolvent debtor, but is nevertheless still liable

as surety aforesaid — Therefore,

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the
said Charles S. Davis, be, and he is hereby released, and