A LIST of the LAWS paffed laft SESSION.

A Further fupplemeat to an aft, entitled. An act for enlarging the power of the high court of

chancery.                                                                                                                           LX.

An ACT to lay a further tax on Caecil county for the fupport of the poor of faid county.            LXI.

A Supplement to the act, entitled, An aft to empower the commiffioners of Baltimore-town to

make a correft furvey of the faid town, and for ether purpofes therein mentioned.                     LXII.

An ACT for the relief of Cornelius Weft, of Talbot county.                                                 LXIII.

An ACT to repeal the fortieth feftion of the conftitution and form of government.                   LXIV.

An ACT refpecting the punifhment of criminals.                                                                    LXV.

An ACT in favour of the prcfident and directors of the Patowmack Company, and the commif-

fioners of the federal buildings.                                                                                            LXVI.

An ACT for building a new gaol in the town of Eafton, in Talbot county, and to provide for

the regulation of the faid gaol.                                                                                            LXVII.

A Supplement to an aft, entitled, An aft for the relief of the poor of Harford county.              LXVIII.

An ACT for altering the twenty-third article of the conftitution and form of government of
this ftate, and fuch parts of the twenty-fifth and twenty-fixth articles of the fame, as refpeft

the choofing of the governor and the council to the governor.                                                 LXIX.

An ACT for the payment of the journal of accounts.                                                           LXX.

An ACT to continue the afts of affembly therein mentioned.                                                     LXXI.

An ACT for the relief of fundry infolvent debtors.                                                                  LXXII.