644            JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS.            [Mar. 4,

Which was read.             

On motion of Mr. Harris,                       

1000 copies were ordered to be printed.               

Mr. Kennedy Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means
reported favorably on a bill entitled, a supplement to the act en-
titled, an act for the promotion of Internal Improvements passed
at December session 1835, chapter 395.                 

Also on a bill entitled, an act for the purpose of aiding the con-
struction of a Railroad in Cecil county being a supplement to an
act entitled an act for the promotion of Internal Improvements,
passed at December session 1835, chapter 395.

Also on a bill entitled, an act to aid in the construction of a
plank road in Cecil county, being a supplement to an act passed
December session 1835, chapter 395.

Also on a bill entitled, an act for the purpose of aiding the con-
struction of a Railroad in Queen Anne's county, being a supple-
ment to an act entitled, an act for the promotion of Internal Im-
provements passed at December session 1835, chapter 395.

Also on a bill entitled, an act for the purpose of aiding the
construction of a Railroad in Kent county, being a supplements
an act entitled, an act tor the promotion of Internal Improvements
passed at December session 1835, chapter 395.                   

And reported a bill entitled, an act to equalize taxation;
Which was read the first time.

Also a bill entitled, an act to prevent the sale or barter under
licenses to traders of goods, wares, and merchandise, in any oth-
er place than a store, or warehouse, and in a fixed place of busi-
ness for such selling and bartering, being a further supplement to
the act of 1827, chapter 117 entitled, an act to regulate the is-
suing of licenses to traders, keeper of ordinaries and others;

Which was read the first time.                   

Also a bill entitled, an act for the relief of the sureties on the
bonds of Thomas F. W. Vinson, former collector of the fourth
election district of Montgomery county;.

            Which was read the first time.

And reported favorably on a bill entitled, an act appropriating
a sum of money to pay for a painting illustrating the surrender by
George Washington of his Commission as Commander in Chief
of the Army of the American Revolution in the Senate Chamber
of Maryland, December 23rd, 1783.