1828 RESOLUTIONS.

order, whatever sum appears to have been due to her said
husband David Wilson, at the time of his decease, for or on
account of his services during the revolutionary war.

		No. 25.
	Passed Feb. 20, 1829	'A Resolution providing for the payment to Juliana Ott, of Washington county, Widow of Adam Ott, late a Revolu- tionary Pensioner of this State, the arrears of his Pension. Resolved, That the treasurer of the western shore pay to Juliana Ott, widow of Adam Ott, a revolutionary soldier, or to her order, such sum as may appear to be due to him on the pension list of the state of Mary land,at the time of his decease.

		No. 26.
	Passed Feb 20, 1829	A Resolution referring to the Chancellor of Maryland, the claim on the State, of John M. Hepburn, administrator de bonis non of John Hepburn, deceased. Resolved, That the chancellor of Maryland be, and he hereby is authorised and directed, to examine into the merits of the claim of John Hepburn, as creditor of William and Robert Mollison against the state of Maryland, and to decide thereon according to the equity and right of the matter, which decision shall be conclusive in the premises, and if the chancellor shall find any sum to be due, the same shall be satisfied out of the funds arising from the confiscation and sale of the property of the ssid William and Robert Molli- son, which may remain in the treasury unappropriated; and on the part of the state it shall be the duty of the attorney- general, or one of his deputies, to attend the investigation.

		No. 27.
	Passe Feb 21, 1829	A Resolution concerning Henry Harding, late Collector of Montgomery county. Resolved, That the treasurer for the western shore in set- tling the accounts of Henry Harding, late collector for Mont- gomery county, charge him with interest on the said coun- ty's share of the direct tax both for eighteen hundred and twenty-five and eighteen hundred and twenty-six, from twenty-first March eighteen hundred and twenty-seven, the day on which, by the condition of his bond to the state it was made payable into the treasury.