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173. An act to fix the compensation
of the County Commissioners
of Baltimore county.
174. An act to incorporate the the Springfield Mining
Company
of Maryland.
175. An act entitled an act to regulate the period
of confinement
of persons convicted in removed cases of offences punishable by
confinement in Jail, and with relation to the fine and costs in such
cases.
176. An act to authorise the Orphans Court of Dorchester
county, to make a distribution of the personal estate of Samuel
Dunnock, late of said county, deceased.
177. An act relating to free negroes in Cecil county.
178. An act to provide for completing the collection
of the
State tax for the year eighteen hundred and forty-eight, in Baltimore
county.
179. An act giving the assent of the State of Maryland,
to
such plan as may be adopted by the President of the United
States, for supplying the City of Washington with water.
180. An act to embrace within the limits of the
fifth election
district of Howard county, the village of Dorseysville, in said
county.
181. An act relating to the enforcement of judgments
rendered
by district courts and recorded in the offices of the Clerks of
the Circuit Courts of this State.
182. An act to incorporate the Trustees of the Masonic
Hall
and Church, in Bel-Air.
183. An act to provide for the suppressing obscene
land licentious
publications.
184. An act to enforce the collection of taxes levied
for the use
of Dorchester county,
185. An act ceding to the United States of America,
the jurisdiction
over the addition to the site of the Naval School at Annapolis.
186. An act to incorporate the Mechanics Saving
Bank of
Baltimore.
187. An act in addition to the act passed at December
session,
eighteen hundred and forty-five, chapter six, entitled " an act to
introduce wholesome water in the City of Frederick."
188. An act to authorise the construction of a Branch
to the
Liberty and Franklin Plank or Turnpike Road, from Jamison's
Mills to the Reisterstown Road.
189. An act to authorise executors, administrators,
trustees,
or receivers, to sell scrip or other evidences of debt against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.