208.  An act to regulate the compensation of the State's Attorney
for Harford county, in criminal cases removed to said county
for trial.
    209. An act to amend the fifth section of the act passed at
January Session, eighteen hundred and fifty-two, chapter one
hundred and eighty-nine, entitled, an act to provide for a Public
Ferry at Mataponi Landing, in Worcester county, and to change
the time for making the levy therein required.
    210.  An act to provide for the pay of mileage of the Visiters
of the Baltimore City and County Jail, from Baltimore county.
    211.  An act to amend the act entitled, an act to provide for
the rebuilding of the Jail in Harford county, passed at January
Session, eighteen hundred and fifty-two, chapter three hundred
and thirty-five.
    212.  An act to incorporate the School Commissioners of Baltimore
county.
    213.  An act to carry into effect certain provisions in the Will
of John Postley, of Worcester county, deceased.
    214.  An act to regulate Pilotage.
    215.  An act to granting to Mrs. Elizabeth Sumwald a sum of
money paid by her husband as a tax for his commission as Lumber
Inspector.
    216.  An act to amend the charter of the National Mining Company.
    217.  An act to establish a Ferry between Port Deposit and
Havre-de-Grace.
    218.  An act relating to Partition Fences in Worcester county.
    219.  An act to incorporate the Westernport and Potomac Railroad
Company.
    220.  An act granting the County Commissioners of the several
counties of this State, the power to open, alter and close Roads
in their respective counties.
    221.  An act to incorporate the Cumberland Gas-Light Company.
    222.  An act to refund to Margaret Cunningham, of Baltimore
city, administratrix of the late Capt. John Cunningham, a sum of
money therein named.
    223.  An act to continue in force, until the first day of February,
in the year eighteen hundred and fifty-four, the act passed at
the last Session, chapter three hundred and sixteen, entitled, an
act to authorise the appointment of a Commissioner to take testimony,
to provide for the recording of copies of wills and other
papers of which the originals were lost by the burning of the
Court House in Dorchester county, and to remedy, as far as practicable,
the evils likely to ensue from the destruction of the records
of said county.