1827 RESOLUTIONS,

Governor of the state of Virginia, a copy of an act passed by
the General Assembly of Maryland, at December session
eighteen hundred and twenty-one, chapter two hundred and
twenty-five, relative to the establishment of a toll bridge a-
cross the Potomac river, at or near Shepherdstpwn, together
with a copy of these proceedings.

	No, 32.
Passed March 11, 1828,	A resolution requiring the Armorer at Annapolis to deliver to Captain Thomas Hofie, of Harford county, certain arms and accoutrements. Resolved, That the Armorer at Annapolis be, and he is
Arms,	hereby required, to deliver to Captain Thomas Hope, of Har- ford county, any arms or accoutrements, not exceeding sixty of each, which the said Hope may select, on his giving,such security for the safe keeping and return of the same, as the Governor and Council may require.

	No, 33.
Passed March 10, 1828.	A resolution requiring the Commissioners, Trustees and other authori- ties of the several literary institutions, receiving pecuniary aid from this state, to return annually to the superintendant of public instruc- tion, the amount of funds, &c..
Annual return of amouns received, &c.	Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the commissioners, trustees and other authorities of the several literary institutions, receiving pecuniary aid from this state, shall each respectively, and the same arc severally herebv re- quired to return, annually, on or before the first Monday of December, to the superintendant of public instruction, the a- mount of funds, or other aid received by them, detailing the mode of its application, also the number, qualifications and emoluments of the professors and teachers employed therein, the rates of tuition, the number of free students admitted un- der the act of December session, eighteen hundred and twen- ty-three, entitled an act to disseminate literature in this state, and the number of students qr pupils in the classical depart- ment, and dead languages, in the english and mathematics, in the Lancastrian, Monitorial or other system; and that the
Resolution of 1824 No. 49 repealed.	said superintendant be required to present annually, an ab- stract of such returns, with detailed remarks and information to the legislature, on or before the first Tuesday in January ? and that the resolution No. forty-nine, passed at December session, eighteen hundred and twenty-four be? and the same is hereby repealed and annulled.