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Session Laws, 1835
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1835.

RESOLUTIONS.

paid in each year since the establishment of said fund, and the amount received in the hands of said commissioners or their treasurer, each year, and in their discretion to publish the same, in some newspaper published in the town of Cumberland.

 

No. 31

Passed Feb 18,1836

Resolution relating to memorials of sundry persons,

 

praying for indemnity for trespasses sustained by

 

late riots in Baltimore.

 

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That

 

the joint committee of the two houses heretofore ap-

 

pointed to consider of, and report upon the memorials

 

of sundry persons, praying for indemnity for losses

 

sustained by the late riots in Baltimore, be authorised

 

to take such testimony as they may deem essential to

 

their correct action upon the subject of said memorials,

 

and to this end they are hereby authorised to send for

 

persons and papers.

Passed February 18

Resolution requiring the Register of the Land Office of

 

the Western Shore, to transcribe a certain Record

 

Book therein mentioned.

 

The select committee appointed under an order of

 

the House of Delegates of the second instant, to exam-

 

ine a record book, Liber Number fifteen, belonging to

 

the Western Shore Land Office of this State, beg leave

 

to report, that your committee have examined said re-

 

cord book, Liber Number fifteen, and find it contains

 

certificates and grants of land for a number of the

 

counties of this State, from the year sixteen hundred

 

and seventy-three, to sixteen hundred and seventy-

 

seven, inclusive, that said record from time and use

 

have become much worn and defaced, and in the opin-

 

ion of your committee should be transcribed, they

 

therefore recommend the adoption of the following

 

resolution:



 
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