E. LOUIS LOWE, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1852.

Tilghman, one of the late Board of State's Agents,
for the last year, one hundred dollars. For the salary

of the Agricultural Chemist of this State, two thou-
sand dollars. For the purchase of chemical imple-
ments and materials for the use of the Agricultural
Chemist, fifty dollars. For the account of the State
Tobacco Inspections in the city of Baltimore, twenty
thousand dollars.

CHAP. 120.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the Treasurer of
this State, shall upon the warrant of the Comptroller of
the treasury department, disburse the said sums of
money hereinbefore appropriated, for the objects and
purposes specified, to or upon the order of the person
or persons, bodies politic or corporate severally entitled
thereto, and that the several public officers to whom
the same or any part thereof may be paid, shall lender
quarterly to the Comptroller accounts of the expendi-
ture thereof, with the proper vouchers therefor verified
by affidavit, excepting such part thereof as may be dis-
bursed out of the Executive contingent fund, upon the
order of the Governor, and such further part thereof, as
may be paid for and on account of salaries fixed by the
Constitution or laws of this State.

Treasurer up-
on warrant of
Comptroller
to disburse
sums of mo-
ney appropri-
ated.

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect from the date of the passage thereof.

CHAPTER 120.

In force.

AN ACT to protect the official acts of A. Robertson
Rogers, Commissioner under the act of eighteen
hundred and thirty-seven, chapter ninety-seven, re-
siding in the City of New York, against the loss of
the oath taken and subscribed by him and filed pur-
suant to said act in the Executive office of this
State.

Passed March
31, 1852.

WHEREAS, It appears from a certificate of Cornelius
McLean, former Secretary of State, dated the third
day of April, in the year eighteen hundred and forty,
and from other satisfactory evidence, laid before us,
that A. Robertson Rogers a commissioner residing in
the City of New York, appointed and commissioned
on the twentieth day of March in the year eighteen
hundred and forty, under the act of the General Assem-

Preamble.