FRANCIS THOMAS, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1841.

Margaret Bull twenty-five dollars each, payable to Joseph
Ward; to Elijah Furgusson twenty-five dollars and to Eliza-
beth Gallion twenty-five dollars; in Cecil county, to Ann
Campbell twenty-five dollars; in Prince George's county,
to Mary E. Wilson, John Wilson and Benjamin Wilson fif-
teen dollars each, payable to Richard L. Jenkins; to Pre-
cilla Upton twenty-five dollars, payable to William B. Ga-
ler; to Josiah Serat twenty-five dollars; to Mary A. Mc-
Gruder twenty dollars, payable to W. B. Brook; instead of
ten dollars allowed by the act of December session eighteen
hundred and thirty-nine, chapter three hundred and nine, to
Joanna Underwood thirty dollars, payable to James H.
Griffin; in Queen Anne's county, to Matthew Legg twenty
dollars; to Levin Woodall thirty dollars for the support of
his idiot son; to William Pearson thirty dollars; to Nehe-
miah Clark twenty-five dollars; to William Camper thirty
dollars in addition to the sum heretofore allowed him, and
they are hereby required to levy the same.

CHAP. 308.

CHAPTER 307.

A supplement to an act entitled, a supplement to the act enti-
tled, an act to incorporate the Baltimore and Port De-
posite Rail Road Company, passed at December session,
eighteen hundred and thirty-Jive, chapter three hundred
and twenty-seven.

Passed March
10, 1842

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That the commissioners appointed in the act to which this
is a supplement, to ascertain and settle up the consequential
or prospective damages that have accrued from piling and
bridging Gunpowder and Bush River, be and they are here-
by allowed a further time of one year from the first of June,
eighteen hundred and forty-two, to settle such claims as
may have been preferred within the terms and provisions of
the original act to which this is a supplement.

Time allowed

CHAPTER 308.;

An. act for the promotion of Education in Somerset County.

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That the act passed at the extra session of

Passed March
9, 1842.

Act of 1841
repealed, of
1838, revived