INDEX TO THE RESOLUTIONS.

No.

repairing and furnishing the Court of Appeals
room — $100 for repairing the Chancery and
other offices — $1000 for painting and repairing
the Dome — $100 for building a Wood House,

and $300 for improving the public circle,
TREASURER OF THE WESTERN
SHORE, To pay to the order of the Governor and
Council, not exceeding $1,850, for completing
the repairs of the Government House, and en-

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closing the grounds, &c

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U.

UNITED STATES,— Preamble and resolution, in relation

to extending the Franking privilege,
Urging the government of the, to have a sur-
vey made of the navigable waters immediately
above Watkins' Point, and so much of Tangier

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sound, &c.
1st. That the Tariff, or compromise act,
should be observed inviolate and in good faith,
2d. That the Public Lands are the proper-
ty of the States, and no distribution of them
should be made, in which all do not participate,
3d. That after the wants of Government are
supplied, the surplus revenue ought to be dis-
tributed quarter annually to the States,
4 th. That Congress has authority to put in
requisition all the resources of the country, and
a patriotric people will never fail to support,

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&c.
UNITED STATE'S SENATOR, — Commission to issue to
John S. Spence, as a, to supply the vacancy

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occasioned by the death of R. H. Goldsborough,
Commission to issue to John S. Spence, as

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a, for the next senatorial term,

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V.

VANE, JAMES— One of the legal representatives of Lucre-
tia Vane — in favor of, directing payment of a

balance due on revolutionary pension,

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