INDEX.

1849.

No.

TREASURER—

late husband, as a lieutenant colonel of

infantry of U. States, the sum not to ex-

ceed $30 per month to continue during wi-

dowhood.

63

Barbara McMahon, wife of Jas. Clarke,

a soldier, the half pay of a private.

65

To directors of Maryland Penitentiary

$30,000, in monthly instalments, etc.

68

To pay to John S. E. Nutwell a sum

equal to the State tax upon $2,500 of

merchandise for 8 years, from 1842, to

1849, said tax not being properly charge-

able.

69

Benjamin L. Gantt, sergeant-at-arms,

1846, $136.10, for balance due for servi-

vices in case of Judge Le Grand.

70

Representatives of Elizabeth Stuart, a

revolutionary pensioner, $30.83, amount

due her, etc.

71

G. G. Brewer $75, for making index to

public documents.

72

Cornelia Lansdale, widow of Major

Lansdale, the half pay of a major, etc.

73

Commissioners of tax for Talbot coun-

ty $500, for repairs of court house of said

county, provided Talbot County levies

$1,000 to same object.

74

Theresa Hays, widow of revolutionary

soldier, half pay of a private, etc.

75

James Boyle, Jr., and C. C. Holtzman

$8, for services as committee clerks, each.

84

Authorised to appropriate $600 for re-

pairs of Treasury office.

85

Messrs. Iglehart & Caldwell $12.24,

for articles furnished State, etc.

87

Sellman Cox, and securities $39. 35,

money overpaid the State tax for 1841, if

treasurer find that sum due.

89

Lawrence A. Dawson $51.33, for fees

due him as auditor.

90

Members of Committee each $4 per

day in which they are engaged, and $2

for every 20 miles they shall travel, in

performance of duty, in pursuance of re-

solution No. 8, of 1810.

88