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To whom ap-
propriated.
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Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That the Treasurer,
upon the warrant of the Comptroller, shall pay to
John C. Wartman, "witness," the sum of four
dollars; to Jesse M. Lowe, "witness," the sum of
eleven dollars; to Dr. W. H. D. Hall, "witness,"
the sum of eleven dollars; to William Thomas'
Randle, "witness," the sum of ten dollars; to
John Sedecom, "witness," the sum of eleven dol-
lars; to M. K. Wartman, "witness," the sum of
ten dollars; to Lawrence S. Gourde, "witness,"
the sum of .eleven dollars; to Henry Smith, "wit-
ness," the sum of thirteen dollars; to R. H.
Evans, "witness," the sum of eleven dollars; to
Charles Slime, "witness," the sum of two dollars;
to E. C. Philips, "witness," the sum of one dol-
lar and fifty cents; to Wilson Lewis, "witness,"
the sum of three dollars and fifty cents; to Wes-
ley B. Coursey, "witness," the sum often dollars;
to Joseph H. Miller, "witness," the sum of three
dollars; to Frederick Eltesman, "witness," the
sum of fifty cents; to George W, Wade, "wit-
ness," the sum of fifty cents; to Charles Ritten-
house, the sum of one dollar and fifty cents; to
Milton Whitney, "Attorney," the sum of three
dollars and thirty-three cents; to George E. Sang-
ston, "Clerk," the sum of twenty dollars and
ninety cents; to Joseph Walker, "Sheriff," of
Baltimore county, the sum of eight dollars and
forty cents; to Francis J. Wheeler, "Sheriff," of
Baltimore county, the sum of ten dollars; to
George H. Dutton, "Sheriff of Baltimore city,"
the sum of two dollars and sixty cents; to Edward
R. Sparks, "Sheriff of Baltimore city," the sum of
six dollars and seventy cents; and to John G.
Wilmot, or his administrator, "Crier of court,"
the sum of two dollars and fifty cents.
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