INDEX TO THE PRIVATE LAWS.

Chap.

Sec.

cil county to build a bridge over, etc. near

Mackall's mill, levy of $200 for the purpose,

218

A supplement to act of 1837, ch. 41, for

building a bridge over, near the Rock

meeting house, etc.

243

LOOCKERMAN, THEO. R. —Authorised to remove a

granary, the door of which on Plain Deal-

ing creek is the beginning boundary of

Plain Dealing Enlarged, provided he plant

a stone, etc. in the place occupied by said

granary, etc.

177

1

Boundary to be planted in presence of

two freeholders, etc.

"

2

Freeholders to certify said transaction,

certificate to be recorded among land records

of Talbot county, &c.

"

3

Boundary planted to be taken as a sub-

stitute for the original, &c.

"

4

LOTTERIES— Authorised to aid in the construction of

a Public Town Hall or Odd Fellows Hall,

in Easton, etc.

146

See Female Seminary, St. Mary's Coun-
ty; Frostburg; Cumberland, Patapsco Fe-

male Institute; Female Seminary, Frederick

City; Masonic Hall, Elkton; Tide Water

Canal; Academy at Denton; Turnpike

Roads.

LOVE, SARAH W. — Divorced a vinculo matrimonii,

239

LUKES, JOHN AND JOHN LEASE— Authorised to

sell a certain school house and lot, etc.

321

LUNATICS— See Wilmer, John Frisby.

LYDAY, HENRY— See Hoff, Anthony.

M.

MALE FREE SCHOOL OF BALTIMORE— A sup-

plement to the act of 1808, chapter 4, to

incorporate the trustees of,

192

MALIN SCHOOL— A supplementary act for the estab-

lishment of, in Baltimore county, &c. now

in Carroll county,

302

MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL FOR INDI-

GENT BOYS— An act to incorporate,
MANUMISSION, DEED OF, —See Negro Henry.
MARKET HOUSE AND TOWN HALL— See Cum-

247

berland.