INDEX.

1860.

CHAP.

SEC.

WASHINGTON

COUNTY—

Name of William Henry Hutton, of,

changed to William Henry Ear-

hart,

79

Allowing Samuel S. Cunningham, of,

to bring into this State a slave for a

term of years.

81

Power given to the commissioners of,

to create new election districts, to

abridge or enlarge them, and desig-

nate the places for holding the polls,

87

The 91st section of article 21 of the

code of public local laws relative to

the number of election districts in,

repealed, and power given to the

commissioners of, to subdivide elec-

tion districts, create new ones, or

abridge or enlarge the same,

88

Judge of the Circuit court of, may pass

an order confirming the sale of cer-

tain real estate heretofore sold un-

der a decree of said court, upon the

application of certain persons as the

next friends of Nannie Kennedy and

Lydia H. Kennedy, to the same effect

as if a commission had regularly is-

sued &c.,

140

To pay J. M. Hauck, sheriff of, $775

for services rendered and expenses

incurred during the John Brown

raid, &c.,

181

Clerk of the Superior court of Balti-

more city to make out and transmit

to the clerk of the Circuit court of,

certified copies of all papers and

proceedings in his office in the case

of Robert Gilmer vs. Brien, and

that said copies shall have the same

force as if they were of original re-

cord in the Circuit court of,

214

1

Appropriating $200 to pay for the

service herein required,

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2

Trustees authorised to sell the Mount

Pleasant schoolhouse, near Bakers-