INDEX.                               1841.

	Chap.	Sec.
lector of the county, in favor of the trustees
of primary school number 1, for $200 to be
aoplied to the payment of the salary of Ann
S. Morris for 1840.	2
CHARLES CO.—Trustees of school district number 1 for,
to report to orphans court, length of time a
teacher was employed in said district in 1841,
and sum due, &c. justices of orphans court
after said report, to draw in favor of trustees,
&c. for sum due said teacher, &c.	171
See Small Debts.
The county court of, to have concurrent
jurisdiction with the magistrates courts in all
actions of replevin, trespass, trover, assault and battery.	193	1
Justices of magistrates courts not to be en-
titled to any per diem, but to be entitled to
all fees that may be received, &c.	"	2
Acts inconsistent with these provisions re-
pealed as relate to, &c.	"	3
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL— See Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company; Currency.
CHESAPEAKE STEAM SAW MILL COMPA-
NY—Incorporated.	261
CHESTERTOWN—An act supplementary to the act of
1836, ch. 250, granting to the commissioners
of, a certain lot of ground, &c.	66
CHEW, PHILEMON, REGISTER OF WILLS
OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY—See Prince
George's County.
CITY BANK OF BALTIMORE—The additional sup-
plement to establish the, passed 1834, ch.
93, to direct said bank to wind up its affairs,
&c. revived.	42	1
All acts done after said supplement ex-
pired in conformity with original act, to have
same effect as if said acts had not expired, &c.
this act to have no effect if said bank transact
any other business than necessary to wind
up, &c. right reserved to General Assembly
to repeal this act, &c.	"	2
CLARK, ELEANOR AND JOHN—See Bevans, Ann.
CLARK ELIZA A.—Divorced a vinculo matrimonii.	179
CLERK OF KENT COUNTY—See Copper, Jane. 28