INDEX TO THE LAW'S.

Chap

LEVYCOURT

the amount to be levied. Empowered

to execute and receive deeds,

96

Of Frederick county, to levy for the

erection of a bridge over Monocacy ri-
ver, at Lille's Ford,

34

——— The like at or near William Mil-

ler's ford,

67

—— To levy for building a roof over
the bridge across Catoctin creek where
the county road No. 89 crosses the creek,

42

——— To levy for building a bridge o-

yer Catoctin creek at or near the place

where the creek crosses the road from

Frederick to Harper's Ferry,
—— The Frederick and Harper's Fer-

146

ry Road Company to pay to the clerk of

the levy court the value of the bridge

when built,

142

—— To levy for repairing the road

from Westminster, Taney-town, Em-

mitsburgh, to Troup's tavern,

111

——— May levy an additional sum of

money for building a suitable house for

the poor of the county. May dispose of

the farm lately purchased, for another

farm, and make a conveyance to the pur-

chaser. May appoint a keeper of the
poor's house, and manager of the farm.

May make allowances to the trustees of

the poor and their clerk,

152

—— To levy annually for the use of

sundry poor persons,

168

Of Montgomery county, to appoint su-

pervisors in election districts. Their du-

ties. Inspectors of public roads to re-

port the number of miles of public roads

' in the county,

115

—— Certain sections of the act of

1826, ch 227, repealed,

Ib.

—— Convenient roads may be assign-

ed to supervisors,
—— To levy annually for the use of

Ib.

sundry poor persons,

168

Of Prince-George's county, to convey

certain lots in Nottingham, to Chew and

Biscoe,

121

—— To levy annually for the use of

sundry poor persons,
Of Queen-Anne's county, vested with

168

all the powers of the commissioners