INDEX TO THE LAWS.

Chap. Sec.

ting, called agreeably to the provisions

of the act of 1825, ch. 162, may pro-

vide for the erection of a separate fe-

male, &c.

193

2

SCHOOLS,— Relating to the distribution of the Ce-

cil county poor fund,

194

For the distribution of monies, and the

encouragement of, and teachers, in Har-

ford county,

247

See Caroline county.

289

See Surplus Revenue,

285

Supplement to the act of 1836, ch.

279, to authorise the appointment of

commissioners, and the division of Wor-

cester county into school districts, and

for other purposes,

334

The levy court authorised to distribute

the school funds of said county equitably,

&c. amongst the districts,

"

1

Not more, however, in one year than

is received in the same year, &c.

"

"

Any part not used, shall revert to the

fund, &c.

"

2

To amend and explain the act of 1825,

ch. 162, for the public instruction of

youth in primary, throughout this State,

so far as relates to Montgomery county,

353

See Free Schools, Calvert county.

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF

HARFORD COUNTY,— Manner of electing, &c.

See chapter

247

3

SCHOOL DISTRICTS,— Supplement to the act of

1836, ch. 279, to lay off Worcester

county into, and for other purposes; au-

thorising the levy court to appoint com-

missioners to carry the original law in-

to effect,

26

See Rent county.

86

SCHOOL FUND,— See Free School Fund and Wor-

cester county,

81

To regulate the, of Carroll county,

238

After deducting $1000 appropriated

for instructing the blind, the residue of

the interest accruing upon the surplus