INDEX.

1842

Chap.

Sec.

P.

PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE— See Female Edu-

cation.

PATENTS— See Register of Land Office, W. S.

PENALTIES— See Fines &c.

PENN, WM. G.— See Court of Appeals.

PERRY, ELIZABETH, ADM'X. OF THOS. PER-

RY — Time extended for completing collec-

tions, &c.

225

PETTIBONE, PHILIP— Time allowed him as collector

second collection district, A. A. county, to

complete his collections, &c.

95

PINDLE, BENJAMIN T.— Further time allowed him to

execute his bond as sheriff.

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The official acts made valid, &c.

"

2

Authorized as collector for the first collec-

tion district to collect taxes remaining due.

48

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Oath prescribed.

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2

In force for one year,

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3

PLANTER'S BANK, P. G. CO.— Stockholders and

others who have received assignments from

said bank authorized to present said claims

in the name of the bank, &c.

203

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Conveyances made by Samuel Sprigg,

Esq. to be good, &c.

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2

PLASTER PARIS— The act of 1841, ch. 102, for the

inspection of, in the city of Baltimore, re-

pealed.

277

PLEADINGS— See Somerset County Court.

POE, WILLIAM — Authorized to retain in this state a

certain negro girl, Juliet.

118

POLK, JAMES — His official bond made as valid as if

executed according to law.

3

POOR — See Dorchester county.

PORT DEPOSIT A CAD K MY— Incorporated, &c.

250

PORTER, JOHN — Mortgage executed to, by Samu-

B. Barrell and Roger C. Weightman, made

valid, &c.

262

PORT TOBACCO— A supplement to the act to autho-

rize the drawing of a lottery to introduce a

wholesome supply of water in, &c.

286

POST MASTERS & DEPUTIES— The 3rd section of

the act of 1841, chapter 272, so modified

as not made obligatory on grand jurors to

summons, &c. unless necessary, &c.

163

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