INDEX.

1841.

T.

No.

TOBACCO INSPECTION WARE-HOUSE

NO. 1. John Waring, authorized to have it re-

paired.

28

TREASURER WESTERN SHORE—Authorized tb

pay the members and officers of the legisla-

ture the sums due them.

2

To pay to D. Ridgely $100 for services

done under resolution number 28, of 1838.

8

To pay to J. M. S. Causin, use of George

D. Coad, $100 for proFessional services.

17

To pay to the administrators of Margaret

King, amount of pension due her at the time

of her death.

23

To pay to Francis Valdenar, executor of

William Layman a revolutionary pensioner,

amount of pension due him at the time of his

death.

26

To pay to Andrew Slicer, representative

of Sarah Wyndham,a revolutionary pensioner,

amount due her at the time of her death.

27

To pay to John T. Edwards for provisions

furnished troops engaged in suppressing the

riots on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, etc.

32

To pay to A. Slicer and Wm. Murdock,

for taking care of the senate chamber and

house of delegates.

35

To pay the chaplains, etc.

36

To pay Wm. McNeir $1000 for printing

journal of senate, etc.

42

To pay to Asaph Colegate, a soldier, etc.

half pay of a private.

44

To pay John N. Stewart $3, as page to

house of delegates.

47

To pay Gilbert Murdock $30, for servi-

ces, etc.

50

To pay such members of the legislature

as are detained at the seat of government by

sickness, their per diem, etc.

51

To pay the clerks of senate and house of

delegates extra allowance, etc.

53

To pay Wm. Glover, as assistant door-

keeper to senate, etc.

54