INDEX.

1843

Nos.

TREASURER ------to pay to Cassandra Sappington,

widow of Dr. Richard Sappington, surgeon,

half pay of surgeon during life, commen-

~w

cing January 1844, &c.

34

------to pay to Rev. Mr. Winslow and

Rev. Mr. Merriken, Caplains, each $100.

35

------to pay to John Sullivan & son $294,-

29, and to Birckhead and Pearce $49,81, for

storage of tobacco.

37

------to pay joint committee appointed by

resolution No. 8, of 1810, to burn bonds, &c.

of the state $4,00 per day, and $2,00 for

every mile going to and returning from Bait.

38

------to pay James Coulter $50, for ser-

vices rendered H. D.

39

------to place in the hands of Attorney

General, &c. accounts of delinquent officers

who may be indebted to the state, as by

statement marked J-; and they to collect in

summary way the balances due the state,

and pay into treasuiy.

41

—— to direct Attorney General inforce

collection of monies due the state for which

judgments have been obtained, and are now

pending, or which have been placed in their

nand", upon which suits have not been brought

and when collected pay into the treasury.

"

—— to pay to Andrew Slicer and John

Quynn $60, each, for taking care of furni-

ture of the two houses during recess, &c.

42

------to cause to be printed in two news-

papers in city of Baltimore, one paper in

each county and Howard District, and in one

German paper, revenue laws and pay there-
for.

47

------to pay the officers of the general

assembly extra compensation for labors du-

ring present session.

49

------to pay members of legislature de-

tained at seat of government same per diem

for every day, as if in session.

52

------to pay John D. Toy $237,07, for

printing report on manufacture of iron, or-

dered to be printed by senate December ses-

sion 1842.

54

------to pay for transmission of reports

&c. daily journal of proceedings of H D.

to members, &c

55