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66. An act to repeal an act, passed at December session
1827, chapter 83, and for other purposes.

67. An act authorising the moderator and commissioners
of Hagerstown, to levy on the assessable property of the
said town, a sum of money for the puipose therein men-
tioned.

68. An act to alter and change the name of Samuel Raitt
Creighton, of Dorchester county.

69. An act for the relief of Daniel Orrell and others, of
Caroline county.

70. An act to lay out and open a road in Cecil county.

71. An act to authorise the governor and council to ap-
point one justice of the levy court for each election district
in Frederick county.

72. A further additional supplement to an act, entitled,
an act for the distribution of a certain fund for the purpose
of establishing free schools in the several counties therein
named, and for other purposes.

73. A supplement to an act to provide for the distribu-
tion of that part of the school fund, which is appropriated
to Baltimore county, passed at December session, 1828,
chap. 185.

74. An act relating to the Stone Church House, com-
monly called The Manor Church, in Frederick county.

75. An act to divorce Sarah Gilmor, of the City of Bal-
timore, from her husband David S. Barnum.

76. An act to repeal part of an act, passed at December
session, 1828, chapter 21.

77. An act to provide for the completion of the records
in the office of the Register of Wills, of Prince Georges'
County.

78. A further supplement to the act, entitled, An act to
allow Adam Robb, executor of Upton Beall, late clerk of
Montgomery county, further time to complete certain re-
cords, passed at December session 1828, chapter 2.

79. An act for the benefit of the Bank of Westminster,
in Frederick county.

80. An act to authorise the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, to reduce the width of a part of Holland street.

81. An act to authorise the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore, to open and extend Silver street, in the City of
Baltimore, easterly from Spring street, to Caroline street

82. An act to incorporate the Baltimore Snuff Mill Com-
pany.