INDEX.

1843

T.

Chap.

Sec.

TALBOT COUNTY—The authority granted to citizens

of, to keep gates on the public roads by act

of 1842, chap. 29, and its provisions ex-

tended to any person owning land in said

county, who may not reside therein.

17

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Gates now erected, &c. being on the pub-

lic road dividing Talbot and Queen Anns

bung and open on the Talbot side, to be ta-

ken as belonging to Talbot, and included

in the provisions of this act andact to which

this is a supplement.

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2

Trustees of school district number 2, in

election district number 1, to levy tax for

payment of rent due for school houses in

said district, &c.

132

Act for the preservation of the fish in the

waters of Talbot, Dorchester and Caroline

counties, &c.

142

TANEY-TOWN ACADEMY, Carroll County—Trus-

tees of, incorporated, &c.

46

TAYLOR, SARAH E.— Commissioners of Cecil counry

to levy $20, &c. for her use.

30

TAXES—See Valuation and Assessment of Property; Si-

denslricker, John B.; Banks; Register of the

City of Baltimore; Salaries. &c. State tax-

es, &c.

TEMPLESVILLE—The name of Bullock-Town chang-

ed to

66

TESTIMONY IN CASE OF APPEALS—See coun-

ty Courts.

THOMAS, JOEL, Collector—Allowed until 1st June,

1845, be complete his collections, &c.

170

THUM, DAVID—Commissioners of Washington county,

to direct the sheriff to discharge him from

his custody, &c.

331

1

Act to go into operation from passage.

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2

TILGHMAN, JAMES—See Somerset county.

TOBACCO—Inspectors authorized to remove, &c. when

accumulations necessarily delay inspection,

to give place for uninspected, &c.

305

1

On all inspected and delivered for ship-

ment, inspectors to receive and pay into the

treasury $1,25 cts. per hogshead on all not