INDEX TO THE LAWS.

PAGE.	PAGE
Redding, William, proceedings made valid,	44	St. Michael's, streets therein,	187
Rockville—geese and swine prevented go-		Salisbury, improvement of (additional sup-
ing at large.	66	plement)	207
Rowe, John K.	67	Slave holders, for better protection of	226
Records of surveyor of Charles county to		T.
be transcribed.	68	Tippett, Ann,	3
Records, completion of	129	Tyser, Ann,	ib.
Robinson, Charles, to convey lands,	135	Thompson, Thomas, to complete collections, 4
Rising Sun, market at	175	Tidball, James,	38
Roman Catholic Free School in Baltimore,		Tobacco—charges on, in Prince-George's	63
incorporated	194	------additional warehouse for inspection of,
Redemptioners, German and Swiss	224	in Baltimore,	181
S. Stevenson, Elizabeth A. G.		------Elkridge warehouse, person appointed
23	to take charge of Trustees of poor in Baltimore county,	196 71
Simmons, George C. Snyder, Elizabeth R. divorced,	24 30	------of Harford county,	208
A Supplement	79	U.
Sellman, Thomas, trustee to sell land,	39	Upper Marlborough—geese and swine (act
Sheriff of Baltimore, time extended for tak-		repealed)	8
ing bond	54	Union Company of Snow-Hill (a supple-
------of Allegany, allowance for prisoners		ment)	14
increased,	80	United Brethren in Frederick county,	195
Schools, Free, establishment of, (a supple-	45	W.
ment) Do. do. do.	108	Waller, William, to complete collection,	3
Do. do. do.	194	Walker, Richard's three children	40
Street--Chesnut, extended	6	West, Elizabeth,	45
------North, (a supplement)	31	Wilcoxen, Rezin,	107
—— Pratt, to be extended,	59	Winchester, Thomas, real estate to be di-
------South, to be extended	125	vided,	ib.
— Centre, to be opened,	128	Wilson, Samuel, real estate to be sold,	144
------Lombard, to be extended,	180	Wild Deer, preservation of (a supplement	177
Slaves prevented acting as free (a supple-		Warehouse, additional in city of Baltimore,	181
ment)	106	Wills and testaments. &c (further suppl't)	188
Susquehanna River (a further additional		Water mills—act made permanent,	189
supplement)	163	Watson, Susanna, land to be divided,	190
Sardis Chapel, lots of ground,	174	Washington and Baltimore Canal	201
Sterrett, Elizabeth divorced	187	Wharf at Cambridge,	222

INDEX TO THE RESOLUTIONS.

No.	No.
Relative to confiscated property,	1	In favour of John Newton,	24
In favour of clerk of Washington county,	2	In favour of John Shotts,	25
In favour of Notley Maddox,	3	In favour of Tobias Reynolds,	26
In favour of the Elkton Academy,	4	In favour of George Montle,	27
Relative to the colonization office people of		In favour of Benjamin Murdoch,	28
colour,	5	In favour of Andrew Will's,	29
Relative to the eastern shore armoury,	6	In favour of Methodist Church in Annapolis,	30
In favour of Elizabeth Beall,	7	In favour of Michael M'Cann,	31
In favour of Samuel Moale,	8	In favour of Elijah Smith,	32
Repealing resolution relative to executors of James Earle,		In favour of James Hood,	33
9	In favour of James Sewell,	34
In favour of Levin Gale and James Cowden	10	In favour of Inspectors of Penitentiary	35
In favour of John Long,	11	Relative to the Public Buildings,	36
In favour of John Hutson,	12	In favour of Evans Willing,	37
In favour of William Kindle,	13	In favour of James Eccleston	38
In favour of Leonard Swann,	14	In favour of the clerks,	39
In favour of Samuel Hurst,	15	Relative to the Naval Depot,	40
In favour of James Robbins,	16	In favour of the clerk of the council,	41
In favour of Robert Bruce,	17	In favour of John L. Kerr,	42
In favour of James Leonard,	18	Relative to runaway negroes,	43
In favour of Ignatius Brashears,	19	In favour of the printer to the state,	44
In favour of Robert Halkerson,	20	Directing patents to issue for certain lands,	45
In favour of Joseph Ray,	21	To purchase decisions in the superior courts,	46
In favour of Nathaniel Downing,	22	Requesting information from John L. Kerr,	47
In favour of John C. Hanspan,	23	For negotiating a loan,	48