INDEX.

1845

Chap.

Sec.

WASHINGTON

COUNTY—

peal, in a case decided by said court in

the case of State, use Lewis Fiery and

Samuel Miller, &c. court to be satisfied

that plaintiff lost his right to appeal, &c.

by misunderstanding of counsel, &c.

358

See Constables.

WELCH,

MILTON — Allowed to complete his collec-

tions, &c.

315

WELD, HENRY

THOS. — See Deeds.

WELLING

ACADEMY — Incorporated, &c.

323

WESTERN

BANK OF BALTIMORE— See Banks.

WHEELER,

WM. — Warden and keepers of the pen-

itentiary to receive negro Wm. Wheeler,

convicted of insurrection in Charles coun-

ty court, and now under sentence of death,

unless governor with assent of convict,

commute the sentence from death to con-

finement for life, &c.

369

1

The right of the owners of said slave

to compensation, not to be impaired, &c.

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2

WHOLESOME

WATER— See Frederick.

WILCOXEN,

SARAH A. — Authorised to manumit a

certain slave, subject to existing laws in re-

ference to the emancipation of slaves.

272

WILD FOWL

— See Cecil County.

WILLIAMS,

UNDERWOOD RENCHER, AND

CHAS. — Names changed from Kelly, &c.

225

WILLS AND

TESTAMENTS— See Gibb, John, Ex-

ecutors and Administrators, Eurith Cockey.

WILSON, PERRE,

NEGRO— Act for the benefit of,

&c.

314

WOOD— See

Wood Corders.

WOOD

CORDERS— The act of 1843, ch. 281, author-

ising the appointing of, and to regulate

the cording of wood brought to Baltimore

repealed.

283

WOOD,

SAMUEL WESLEY AND OTHERS—

Names changed to Samuel Wesley Gib-

son, &c.

194

WORCESTER

COUNTY— Commissioners appointed

to divide the 2d and 3d election districts

in, into three election districts, &c.

35

Citizens of, authorised to plant oysters,

clams, &c. and to protect the same, &c.

40

So much of act of 1845, to divide 2d