INDEX TO THE LAWS.

Chap.

Sec.

age to port, provided said pilot speak, or

board, before Cape Henry light bears S.,

and is a branch or license pilot of said

port,

285

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PILOTS, So much of the act of 1803, and sup-

plements thereto, as authorises charge of

pilotage on vessels of 75 tons or upwards,

outward bound, (except specially employ-

ed) repealed,

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POORS HOUSE, — To introduce the cultivation of

the mulberry, and making of silk at the,

of St. Mary's county,

77

The proceeds of the sale of the, of

Worcester county, may be applied to the

general purposes of the act of 1835, re-

lating to indigent persons of said county,

105

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To encourage the silk culture at the,

of Charles county,

160

To introduce the cultivation of the

mulberry and making of silk at the, of

Somerset county,

221

POOR PERSONS, — Levy of S20 annually on Car-

roll county, directed for support of John

Stone,

76

Levy of $40 annually on Frederick

county, authorised for support of Mary

Ann Hopkins

230

Authorising a levy of 830 annually

on Cecil county, for support of Mathias

Furney,

257

Levy of $80 annually on Frederick

county, for support of Maria Ann Fisher,

270

For the relief of sundry, in the coun-

ties therein mentioned,

399

POPLAR DISTRICT— See Primary Schools— Frede-

rick County.

PORT DEPOSITE, — To authorise the commission-

ers of, to mark, bound, and establish the

lines of the lots of the village of,

292

POSTLEY, THOMAS, — For relief of; — insolvent

laws extended to,

122

POSTMASTER. —The acts of V. A. Devorix, a, act-

ing as justice of the peace of Queen Ann's

county, confirmed,

234