RESOLUTIONS 1832.

any part thereof, in their discretion, from time to time, as
the work progresses.

	No. 83.
	Resolution in favor of Samuel G. Osborn. Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the Treasurer of the Western Shore pay to Samuel G. Osborn, a senator of this state, sixteen dollars, it being for four days detention, on his way to the seat of government, occasioned by the ice.	Passed March 22

	No. 84.
	Resolution in favor of William Willis, of Frederick County. Resolved by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the Sheriff of Frederick county be hereby empowered and directed to discharge immediately, from the jail of said county, William Willis, who is at this time imprisoned for a fine imposed by the court of Frederick county, for an as- sault and battery by him committed; Provided, that he is not confined on any civil process, and that the costs which have occurred upon the case, be paid by a levy made upon the assessable property of said county. .	Passed March 23

	No. 85.
	Resolutions in relation to opening the navigation through the Sounds. WHEREAS, the General Assembly, at the last session, adopted a resolution authorising the appointment of a commissioner or engineer to superintend a survey of the sounds between the Capes of Virginia and Delaware, and it is believed that in a concern of so much importance to a portion of the people of this State, the services of an	Passed March 23