INDEX.

1841

No.

R.

REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONER— See Wiery, Elizabeth.

SLAVE HOLDERS— Report and resolutions in relation to

the constitutional rights of, etc.

9

SPRIGG, MICHAEL C. — Resolution in favor of, the legal

representative of Philip Strider, a pensioner, etc.

13

STATES' CLAIM Against the United States— Resolution

requesting our Senators, etc. to use their exer-

lions to effect a settlement of, for expenses in-

curred during the last war, etc.

11

STEWART, JOHN N. — Allowed $20 for services rendered

in the home of delegates,

17

STRIDER, PHILIP'S Legal Representatives— See Sprigg,

Michael C.

T.

TAX. See Direct Tax.

TREASURER WESTERN SHORE— To pay to the legal

representatives of Mrs. Margaret King, a revo-

lutionary pensioner, the amount due her at the

time of her death,

7

To Elizabeth Wiery, the half pay of a pri-

vate, etc.

8

To Thomas Furlong, chaplain to the house of

delegates, $25 for his services,

12

To Michael C. Sprigg, for the legal represen-

tatives of Philip Strider, a revolutionary pen-

sioner, $12 93. due at the time of his death,

13

To such members of the legislature as may

be detained at the seat of government,

their usual per diem,

14

To the chief clerks of the two houses, the

amount due for newspapers furnished the mem-

bers, etc. and also for postage upon letters for-

warded and received by said clerks, etc.

15