INDEX TO THE LAWS.

Chap.

Sec.

1840, for William Fresh, a. of Baltimore

county, to complete his collections,

178

COL'S. OF CO. TAXES—So soon as the commis-

sioners of Baltimore county shall have

made their levy, they shall make out the

amount required to be collected, in each

election district, and give at least twenty

days notice, in two newspapers, and set

up at the place of holding elections, invi-

ting scaled proposals for collecting the

same, and shall give the collection to

the lowest bidder, &c.

201

4

In case of no bid, or neglect to bond,

the commissioners shall appoint a, for

such district,

"

5

In no case shall said commissioners

allow more than 7 per cent to, for col-

lections.

"

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To authorise Jacob Caples, former, of

the 7th collection district. Baltimore

county, to complete his collections,

209

Granting one year to Lewis Sewell,

the of the city of Annapolis, and of the

4th collection district of Anne Arundel

county, to complete his collections,

314

To authorise Thomas Sate, late of

Baltimore county, to close his collections,

315

To authorise Thomas I. Bayard, for-

mer, in the 1st collection district of Ce-

cil county, to complete his collections.

317

To authorise John B. Lawson, late

sheriff and, of Charles county, to com-

plete his collections,

339

To authorise Pere, Wilmer, former.

of Queen Ann's county, further time to

complete bis collections,

528

COLLEGE— The associated professors of St. Mary's

in Baltimore, incorporated,

137

COLUMBIAN FIRE CO., —To incorporate a com-

pany in the city of Baltimore, called

the

246

COMMISSIONERS to negotiate the loan of eight

millions, — Their powers and authority

revoked, and their duties devolved upon

the Treasurer of the Western Shore,

179