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site of a Light House to be erected on the Seven
Foot Knoll, in
the Chesapeake Bay.
304. An act to incorporate
a Company to build a Turnpike
Road from Woodsboro' to Monocacy Bridge, on the road leading
to Frederick city.
305. An act providing for equal distribution among
the dispensaries
of the city of Baltimore, of the fines imposed in said city
for keeping houses of ill-fame.
306. An act to confirm the acts of Thomas C. Stump,
of Harford
county, as a Justice of the Peace.
307. An act to authorise the County Commissioners
of Frederick
county in their discretion to levy a sum of money to build
a Bridge over Catoctin Creek, on the public road leading from
Myersville to Smithsburg.
308. An act to make valid a deed from Jesse L. Long
and
Mary J., his wife, of Sussex county, Delaware, to Elizabeth Hall,
of Worcester county, Maryland.
309. An act relative to a deed from Henry J. Hutchins
and
William B. Bond, to John H. Thomas, of the city of Baltimore.
310. An act to unite a portion of Primary School
District number
six, in Caroline county, with Primary School District number
one, in Queen Anne's county.
311. An act to prevent Horse Racing on the public
roads in
Kent county.
312. An act to change the names of Francis Thomas
Coberth,
Charles Thomas Coberth, and Anna Mary Coberth, to Francis
Thomas Anderson, Charles Thomas Anderson, and Anna Mary
Anderson.
313. An act to change the name of John Amos Cunningham,
of Frederick county, to the name of John Amos Hasselbock Cunningham.
314. An act to revive the act passed at December
Session,
eighteen hundred and forty-nine, chapter one hundred and twenty-five,
entitled, a further supplement to an act entitled, an act to
incorporate the Town of Vienna, in Dorchester county, passed at
December Session, eighteen hundred and thirty-three, chapter
two hundred and six.
315. An act to authorise the Board of Directors
of the Baltimore
Manual Labor School for Indigent Boys, to increase the
number of Directors thereof.
316. An act to allow a pension to Susan King, widow
of the
late George King, a private in the American Revolution, and appropriating
a sum of money for the payment thereof.
317. An act to license certain traders known as
Hucksters, in
Charles and Prince George's counties.