INDEX.

1843

Chap.

Sec.

SMITH, JAMES M. Executor of Philip Smith—The

commissioner of loans for the State of Ma-

ryland, authoriized and directed to issue to,

or to his attorney, &c. certificates of the

State stock to the amount of $856,00, with

an interest of 5 pr. ct. in compensation

of injuiy done the lands of Philip Smith,

deceased, which amount was awarded, by

commissioners appointed to settle up the

affairs of the E. Shore Rail Road Co. with-

out said Smith or his attorney producing to

the commissioner of loans the certificates of

the amounts awarded, which have been mis-

laid lost or destroyed.

99

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To issue to James Smith, &c. certificates

for back interest, &c.

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SMITH, THOS.—See Cahal Solomon R.

SOMERSET COUNTY— Proceedings of, commission-

ers of, since election of James Tilghman, as

commissioner of, confirmed.

200

Act to regulate the manner of public act-

vertisements in, Charle's county, passed

1842, chap. 123, repealed as far as relates

to, all laws repealed by said act re-enacted

and in full force, provided, no printer or pub-

lisher of any newspaper in, shall charge or

receive for printing notices of executors,

&c. more than one dollar for the three first

insertions of one square, and 25 cents for

every subsequent insertion beyond three

times, and further provided, that a square

shall be 16 lines or less, and all over 16

and less than 33, to be considered two

squares, and so in proportion.

308

Commissioners appointed to lay off a new

school district in, &c.

330

SPRIGG JOSEPH—Authorized to bring certain slaTes

into this state, &c.

288

STATE DEBTS—See Valuation and Assessment of Pro-
perty.

STATE'S DONATIONS to Academies in Worcester

county—See Treasurer W. Short.

STATE TAXES—Whenever personal property asssess-

ed as the property of any individual and re-

moved before tax levied shall have been

collected, collector in whose hands levy has