INDEX TO THE LAWS.

Chap.

Sec.

TAXES, cil of Baltimore, to levy hereafter upon

the assessable property within the said

city, a direct, not exceeding $350, 000

annually, with full power and authority,

by ordinance, to collect the same,

208

The Parsonage houses of all religious

denominations in Frederick county, re-

lieved from payment of,

: 65

TAYLOR, ELIJAH. — former collector of 1st collec-

tion district Baltimore county; the act of

1835, ch. 136, continued in force till 1st

January 1840, authorising him to com-

plete his collections,

132

TEATE, BENJAMIN, of Queen Ann's county, di-

vorced a vinculo matrimonii, from his

wife Mary Teate,

210

TESTAMENTARY BONDS, — See Administration.

THOMAS, THISTRAM and William Downs, of

Queen Ann's county, authorised to con-

try to William Downs and others, a lot

of land for the use of the Methodist

Episcopal Church,

252

THOMAS, SARAH, of the city of Baltimore, divorced

a mensa et thoro, from her husband David

Thomas,

363

THOMPSON, ROBERT. — To authorise the commis-

sioners of Charlestown, Cecil county, to

convey to, a lot or parcel of land in said

town,

288

THOMPSONIAN OR BOTANIC

PHYSICIANS, — To authorise to charge and re-

ceive compensation for their services and

medicine.

231

TIDE WATER CANAL COMPANY, — To repeal

the act of 1837, ch. 171, supplement to

the charter of the, authorising a removal

of trial of causes from Harford county

court,

376

To insure the completion of the Sus-

quehanna Canal and of the, — see Susque-

hannu Canal, and ch. 416.

TOBACCO, — Supplement to the act of 1857, ch.

245, to regulate the inspection of, in

Prince George's county,

64