INDEX.

1846.

No.

TOBACCO. Preamble and resolutions in relation to

foreign duties on; Governor to communicate

with the President of the United States upon

the subject, and the Executives of the dif-

ferent States, and transmit a copy to our

Senators, &c.

21

See Stewart, David and Wesley Starr.

TREASURER — To pay to Samuel Whittington $17, for

services rendered in attending on the House

of Delegates,

1

— To members of the General Assembly

and officers, any sums due, &c.,

2

— To Sarah H. Barroll $21 06, for taxes

illegally collected from her,

3

— To Isaiah Hood, balance of pension

due Kitty Hood,

10

Authorised to have all State bonds with

coupons, &c., in possession as trustee of the

sinking fund, or which he may hereafter pur-

chase for said fund, registered at the loan of-

fice as the property of said fund, and after

so registered, commissioner of loans to pay

the interest, &c., as he now does in relation

to loan office certificates of stock, &c.; trea-

surer, after said bonds are registered, to sub-

mit said bonds to be inspected, &c., by the

joint committee appointed under resolution

No. 8, of 1840, &c.,

13

To pay to George P. Kane $130, money

expended in preserving arms of the State,

14

— To Levin Handy $200, for services as

clerk of Somerset county, under act of

1843, chapter 208,

15

—To John Keller $34 30, for repairing

State arms,

16

— To the chancellor $3000, as his salary,

quarterly; and pay present chancellor same

rate of compensation, from the 9.1st day of

December, 1846, to the 1st day of January,

1847, &c.,

19

— To Mary Ann Cockran, the half pay

of a private, &c.,

20

— To witnesses in the case of Thomas

against Le Grand, for attendance, &c.,

23

— To Benjamin Swingley $30, overpaid

as collector of taxes,

24

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