1827.

RESOLUTIONS.

	during life, in half yearly payments, a sum of money equal to the half pay of a private, as a further remuneration for his services during the revolutionary war.
	No. 12.
Passed February 8 1828 Half pay of private	A resolution in favor of Henry Martin, of Frederick County. Resolved, That the treasurer of the Western Shore pay to Henry Martin of Frederick county, or to his order, during life, in half yearly payments, a sum of money equal to the half pay of a private, as a further remuneration for his services during the revolutionary war.
	No. 13.
Passed February 5 1828 Preamble	A resolution with its preamble, in favor of Thomas Baldwin and Samuel Scott, junior, of Prince George's county. WHEREAS, it appears to this General Assembly, That some time about the 12th of April last, and during the county court term of Prince George's county, that Thomas Baldwin and Samuel Scott of said county, were sworo up to the grand ju- ry to give evidence against a certain Samuel Shockney, lor keeping a Rolette Table, for the purpose of gaming, contrary to the Jaws of this state: And whereas it appears from an ex- tract made from the proceedings of said court, that the said Shockney submitted and plead guilty, and was fined two hun- dred dollars; and whereas it further appears from the certifi- cate of Judge Key, one of the associate judges of said court, that not having received the laws of the last session, nor hav- ing heard of a law passed relative to gaming, they proceeded to fine the said Shockney, as directed by law, passed eighteen hundred and four, chapter seventy-five, in consequence of which, the said Baldwin and Scott are deprived of the benefit of the law, passed last session, giving one half to the informer or informers: And whereas, it appears that said fine has been paid by the said Samuel Shockney: Therefore,
Payment directed, $100	Resolved, That the treasurer of the Western Shore of Ma- ryland, pay to Thomas Baldwin and Samuel Scott, junior, or to their joint order, the sum of one hundred dollars, out of a- ny unappropriated money in the treasury.
	No. 14.
Passed February 6 1828 Congressmen re- quested to advo- cate	A resolution respecting the claims of the surviving officers and soldiers of the revolution. Revived by the General Assembly of Maryland, That our Senators and our Representatives in congress be requested to