INDEX.

1849.

No.

TREASURER.— Ann Hammond $80,67, amount of

tax overpaid, etc.

36

—For newspapers ordered by the clerks

of the two houses.

38

— Thomas Martin $92,00 fees due as

Sheriff of Washington county.

40

— George W. Goddard and James T.

Hay den $150 for arresting a free colored

man named James Stewart, for aiding cer-

tain slaves to escape, etc.

42

— Thomas Burgess $14,26 commis-

sion on seals and taxes collected and paid

by him as sheriff, etc.

43

— Mary Grove, revolutionary pensioner,

half pay of a private.

47

— Philip and Frederick Hawman, heirs

of Elizabeth, balance of pension due her at

her death.

48

—To Edward O. Hinkley and Charles

S. Carter each $100, for a complete collec-

tion of the revenue laws, passed since 1840

when delivered to Librarian.

52

— Samuel Harrington, trustee of E.

Frazier a revolutionary pensioner, $18,22

amount of pension due Elizabeth Frazier

at her death

51

— Authorised out of any monies then in

the treasury to redeem at maturity the

State Stock issued in pursuance of act of

December session 1821, chapter 160, and to

cancel the same, etc.

53

— Joseph Brown, Henry Snyder and

John Smith Hollins $100 each for extra

services in assessing certain stock in Balti-

more.

55

Authorised to pay to order of executive

any sums not exceeding $12,000 to defray

contingent expenses of State for 1850 and

'51.

60

Elizabeth Green, widow the half pay of

a private, etc.

61

Mary Lee widow, the half pay of a lieu-

tenant, etc.

62

— Mrs. Sarah Ann Watson widow of

Lt. Colonel Wm. H. Watson or order, an

annual pension to commence from passage

of resolution, the half pay proper of her