1836. RESOLUTIONS.

pay of a private during his life, as a further remune-
ration for his services during the Revolution.

		No. 29.
	Passed Mar. 9, 1837.	Resolution authorising Captain Henry McKinnell to take possession of six pieces of artillery, &c. Resolved, by the General Assembly of Maryland, That Captain Henry McKinnell be, and he is hereby autho- rised and empowered to take possession of six pieces of artillery belonging to the State of Maryland, and cause the same to be repaired as required by resolution number twenty-eight, passed December session, eigh- teen hundred and thirty-four, provided, that the said Captain McKinnell shall give bond and security, to be approved by the Executive, for the safe keeping of said pieces of artillery.
		No. 30.
	Passed Mar. 9, 1837.	Resolution relating to a Fire Proof Magazine. Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the Governor and Council be, and they are hereby au- thorised to contract for the erection, as soon as practi- cable, of a fire proof magazine, to be located in such place as they may select, for the safe keeping and pre- servation of the powder and fixed ammunition belong- ing to the State; provided, that the cost of erecting said magazine shall not exceed one thousand dollars.
		No. 31.
	Passed Mar. 9, 1837.	Resolution relative to certain Militia Fines. Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That all fines and forfeitures which may be imposed upon any members of the volunteer troop of cavalry in Washington county, commanded by captain Abraham