1860. INDEX.

CHAP.

SEC.

of the code of public general laws,

and allowed to continue to act as a

justice of the peace notwithstanding

he may still continue to hold a com-

mission as postmaster.

281

PIPPIN, ROBERT— The time of, late collector

of State and county taxes for Caro-

line county, extended 12 months,

263

POCOMOKE RIVER— Commissioners for clean-

ing out, changed,

196

1

Former commissioners for cleaning

out, to give place to those herein ap-

pointed,

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2

Vacancies in commission — how filled,

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3

Commissioners of Somerset county, to

provide for constructing a public

wharf on the west side of, at Shell-

town, to provide a suitable ferry

boat, and establish a public ferry at

Shelltown, &c..

207

PORT DEPOSIT— Authority conferred upon the

president and commissioners of the

village of, to open and pave the

streets of,

229

1

May borrow money for that purpose,

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2

POSEY, THOMAS— Commissioners of St. Mary's

county to appoint three respectable

tax-payers of said county to assess

the value of a slave of, killed in an

affray in the village of Chaptico,

299

1

Upon report of valuation, commission-

ers to levy a sura sufficient to satis-

fy the said, in accordance with the

valuation of said slave,

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2

POTATOES— Hereafter all, sold in this State

shall be by weight, at the rate of

56 pounds to the bushel, and penal-

ty and how recovered for selling by

any other mode,

226

POTOMAC RIVER— Sections 12, 14, 15 and 16,

of article 41 of code of public gene-
ral laws, relating to fish and fishe-