INDEX TO THE LAWS.

Chap.

Sec.

NANTICOKE RIVER, and its tributaries, — See Oys-

ters, Caroline county.

NESBIT, J. NOBLE, — For the relief of; the benefit

of the insolvent laws extended to,

184

NOBLE, JOSHUA, — For relief of the heirs of the late,

of the State of Delaware, deceased; au-

thorising a division of land &c.

85

NOBLE, EMILIE W., of the city of Baltimore, —

Divorced a vinculo matrimonii, from her

husband Nathaniel G. Noble,

181

NORTH BRANCH AND CICAPON

TURNPIKE COMPANY, of Virginia, —To per-

mit the, to construct their road through

the State of Maryland, so as to intersect

the National road in Allegany county,

260

NORVELL, LORENZO, of the city of Baltimore, —

For relief of; authorised to introduce cer-

tain slaves into this State,

183

NOTTINGHAM, — To provide for the erection of ad

ditional wharf for the purpose of shipping

tobacco from the public warehouse in tin

town of,

62

NOTTINGHAM

SILK COMPANY, of Prince George's county; to

incorporate the.

338

NUMSEN, FREDERICK H., of the city of Baltimore,

Divorce from his wife Eliza Ann Num-

sen, a vinculo matrimonii,

213

O.

OLDSON, ROBERT, of Queen Annes county, —

For relief of; benefit of insolvent laws

extended to,

223

OWINGS, CALEB D., Beal Owings and Cornelius

H. Owings, — For the benefit of; authoris-

ing a method of securing right to a pri-

vate rail road constructed by,

406

OYSTERS, — To amend the act of 1837, ch. 310, so

far as relates to Caroline county,

35

Citizens of Caroline county shall enjoy

the same privileges to take, in the Great

Choptank and Nanticoke rivers and their