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1860.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 99.

eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, eighteen hun-
dred and fifty-eight and eighteen hundred and
fifty-nine, and for four days attendance on the en-
grossing committee of the last House of Delegates,
by order of the Speaker; to Horace J. Gambrill,
Owen M. Taylor, George Clayton, E. V. Clayton,
D. C. Thompson, Richard Wells, George E. Gam-
brill and John Henshaw, for services rendered the
State in removing the record books, acts of Assem-
bly, deed books, judgment, decrees, &c., apper-
taining to the court of Appeals, from the Senate
chamber to the clerk's office of the court of Ap-
peals, arranging, classifying and recovering the
engrossed laws of the Provincial and State govern-
ments from sixteen hundred and thirty-eight to
present time, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, also
arranging and classifying the records, acts of As-
sembly, deeds, judgments, decrees, miscellaneous
records, &c., from the year sixteen hundred and
fifty-eight to eighteen hundred and fifty-nine; to
James Iglehart, for articles furnished for use of the
State; to Thomas A. Mitchell, for labor and mate-
rials furnished the State; to William A. Parran,
register of wills for Calvert county, for money erro-
neously paid into the treasury; to J. Wesley
White, for stationery furnished the court of Ap-
peals during the rebuilding of the State library; to
Thomas Lee, for taxes erroneously paid by him
into the treasury; Frederick C. Hyde, for money
directed to be paid him out of the library contin-
gent fund, by order of the House of Delegates,
passed March 5, 1858, which said sum has not been
paid because of the exhausting of said fund; to
John H. Freeman, collector of the second district
of Charles county, for the year eighteen hundred
and fifty-three, for amount overpaid on his collec-
tor's account, as certified to by the Comptroller;
to Leonard Hayden, collector of the third district
of Saint Mary's county, for the years eighteen hun-
dred and fifty-four and eighteen hundred and fifty-
five, for over payment made by him as collector, as
per certificate of the Comptroller.

Authorised
to pay.

SEC. 2. Be it enacted, That the treasurer of
the State shall upon the warrant of the Comptrol-
ler pay for the objects aforesaid to the following
named persons, or to their order, the sums of
money hereinafter stated, to wit: to Daniel Kent,
eighty-three dollars and thirty-five cents; to



 
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