INDEX TO THE LAWS.

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ted for instructing the blind, the residue

of the interest thereon shall be distribu-

ted amongst the several counties of this

State and the city of Baltimore, for the

support of free schools, as provided by

the law of last session,

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1

SURPLUS REVENUE,— Said monies may be con-

tinue in the banks where it now is, in

case they consent to reain it on the above

conditions,

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Should none of the banks accept on

those terms, the Treasurer is hereby au-

thorised to invest the same in stocks of

the State, or in other productive funds,

at discretion,

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2

SURVEYORS, — See Land Certifice, and ch. 187.

SUSQUEHANNA RIVER,— For the protection of

Wild Fowl in,— see Wild Fowl, and ch. 10

SWART, SAMUEL,—see James H. Dorsey, and ch.

153

T.

TALBOT COUNTY, — see Sophia Goldsborough,

Further supplement to the act to pro-

vide for the public instruction of youth

in, Primary Schools, throughout this

State,

306

TALL, RUBEN, — Former sheriff of Dorchester

county, for the relief of,

188

TANEY TOWN, — Supplement to the act of 1836,

ch. 309, to incorporate the citizens of;

renewing the original act, provided they

elect officers &c., by 1st Monday of

April 1838,

9

In Carroll county, — supplement to the

act to incorporate the citizens of, — au-

thorising the appointment of a borough

constable &c.,

50

TATE, ROBERT B. A.— To compensate for extra

services as clerk of the levy court, of

Queen Anne's county,

8

TAYLOR, JOHN E.,— Authorising, to bring into

this State, a negro boy named Lewis,

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