EXPLANATION TO THE INDEX.

Under the heads of POOR, and Insolvent Debtors will be found the names of the respective
persons who have special acts passed in their favor, and under that of ROAD all the acts
which have been passed on that subject will be found. All other acts of a private or local
nature will be found by referring to the respective letter, in their alphabetical older cor-
responding with the initials of their names. The public acts are placed under heads most
relevant to their subjects, and will be found in the same manner. THE PRINTER.

		INDEX.		195
		CHAP.		CHAP.
	A.		—— First district in Kent county,	157
	Academy, in Worcester county, ——In Hager's Town,	13 18	Estates of purchasers secured, &c. a fur- ther additional supplement)	104
	Arsenal for the City of Baltimore,	125	Emigrants before the adoption of the
	Acts of Assembly continued in force, Aisquith street, (a supplement)	149 182	constitution, for their benefit, Elizabeth-Town, name changed to Ha- ger's-town.	105 121
	B. Bible Society of Baltimore,	20	Executors, (a further additional supple- ment)	178
	BANK, of Somerset incorporated,	32
	——Chinococheague Bank incorporated, — — Of Caroline incorporated,	33 81	F. Fish, for their preservation, (a supple-
	—— Charters and Cumberland road, (a		ment)	91
	supplement)	122	Femes Covert, relating to,	100
	—— Hagers Town Bank (a supplement) Brown, Gustavus Robert Alexander and wife, may convey property,	158 62	Farmers' Bank of Maryland, &c may re- move said banks, Flour now lying in the port of Baltimore,	109 169
	Beall, Aquila, (a supplement)	96	G.
	Bowie, Thomas Contee's administrator		Griffith, Margaret, for her relief,	12
	may sell real property, Briscoe, Gerard's infant children,	117 152	Galbreth, James, Gorsuch, Robert, may complete his col-	15
	Battle Alley and Green Street to be		lection	106
	opened	67	Gurton, Sarah and Henry may sell cer-
	Basin, Lots to be filled up and extend.		tain property,	150
	ed, (a supplement)	71	Green street & Bottle Alley to be open-
	Baltimore's Gilt, and Partnership, in		ed,	67
	Worcester county, may be partitioned	146	Green street, (a supplement)	176
	C.		Gaming, prevented,	84
	CHURCH.— German Lutheran,	1	Geese and Swine not to go at large in
	—— Protestant Episcopal Church in Frederick county,	137	Rockville, General Dispensary of Baltimore,	130 132
	Caows.— Partial repeal a former act	5	H.
	COUNCIL.— Salary of members	6	Hughes, Arthur's children,	19
	Civil list	183	Howard, Henry (of John) may import a
	Cooke William and others relief,	75	slave,	53
	Cox, Jonathan, for his relief	98	Howard, Ruth's 'real estate authorised
	Clare, Wm. may complete his collec-		to be sold,	80
	tion,	179	Howard, Ruth, (a supplement)	89
	Chesapeake Insurance Company, (a sup-		Hall, Nicholas, for his relief,	90
	plement,)	101	Hebb, Ann Matilda, an infant,	151
	Conveyances, enrolling, &c. (a further		Hanna, Andrew's infant son, for his be-
	additional supplement)	104	nefit,	159
	Cumberland road and Bank charters,		Habaes Corpus, returns to write.	175
	(a supplement)	122	I.
	Charitable Society of Easton incorpo- rated	1*3	INSOLVENT DEBTORS. — Dorsey, Jo- shua,	4
	Caroline Manufacturing company in- corporated Court of Oyer and terminer and jail de-	154.	— Benefits extended to certain petitioners — Chalmers, James and Alexis Remain, Ireland, John may complete his collec-	127 140
	livery	163	tion,	50
	D. Downey, Wm. may import slaves, Dashiell, Matthias may complete his col-	22	J. Johnson, Alexander may complete hit collection,	65
	lection	119	Johnson, Mary Ann, Eliza and Fran
	E.		ees, for their benefit.	113
	ELECTION Districts in Worcester coun-		Jerusalem Church, trustees incorp-
	ty.	36	rated,	92