INDEX TO THE RESOLUTIONS.

No.

TREASURER W. S. — To pay also to said Williams two

dollars per day to all officers in troops of Cap-

tain H. Hollingsworth and Barnes, and to pri-

vates the regular pay of militia, etc.

36

To certain accounts for articles furnished

Senate Chamber, etc.

61

To pay Daniel Caulk, for two days service

as Sergeant at Arms, etc.

64

To pay the postage on journals, etc. to

which members may be entitled, sent within

60 days after the adjournment of the legisla-

ture,

65

To pay Wm. McNeir $18 for printing done

after the closing journal of accounts,

66

To pay door keepeers of Senate and House

of Delegates: $16 each, for extra services,

67

W.

WALLS, MARTHA— Resolution in favor of, revolutiona-

ry pensioner,

51

WALTMAN, MARY— Resolution in favor of, revolutiona-

ry pensioner,

33

WASHINGTON COLLEGE— Treasurer W. S. to pay the

trustees of, $500 annually; three indigent

children to be educated for" each $100,

35

WASHINGTON COUNTY— Librarian to furnish register

of wills one cony of index to laws from 1825

to 1821,

69

WASON, ROBERT, Executor of Walter McAttee— Al-

lowed 10 days to compound on a certificate

of survey for a tract of land called "Interior, "

etc. and treasurer W. S. to receive the same,

etc. rights assigned since issuing of the war-

rant, etc. not to be affected, etc.

4

WHITTINGTON, SOUTHEY— See Register of Land

Office W. S.

WILLIAMS, GEN. O. H. — Resolution in favor of, grant-

ing money to be paid by him to persons fur-

nishing supplies when against the rioters on

Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and also to the

troops, etc.

56

WILLIS, ESTHER— Resolution in favor of, revolution-

WILSON, JAMES A. Resolution in favor of, for taking

10