1835. RESOLUTIONS.

_____ each of the State Armories, condemned and totally unfit for service, and not worth repair, and will be wholly lost to the State if not disposed of at public auction:— Therefore,

Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That, the Governor and Council be, am! they are hereby authorised to cause to he disposed of at public auction, under the superintendance of the respective armorers, upon the most advantageous terms, at such times and places us the Adjutant General shall direct, all such military stores us he may deem expedient, and that the proceeds of the sales be paid into the treasury of the State, to be appropriated as to thte legislature may seern proper.

	No. 36.
Passed Mar, 4,1836	Resolution relative to the establishment of a Naval
	Depot and Navy Yard, in or near the City of Anna-
	polis.
	Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That
	the Representatives and Senators of Maryland in the
	Congress of the United States, he requested to adopt
	such means as to them may seem proper, calculated to
	bring to the view of the general Government, the ad-
	vantages possessed by the City of Annapolis, for the
	establishment of a naval dept and a navy yard, in or
	near said city.

Passed March 8	Preamble and Resolution, relative to so much of the
	act of 1834, as provides for the completion of the
	Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company to Cumber-
	land, and for other purposes.
	WHEREAS, it is represented to the General Assem-
	bly of Maryland, that a proposition is now pending
	before, the Legislature of Virginia, authorising a fur-
	ther subscription on the part of that State, to the capi-
	tal stock of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,