878                         INDEX.

BALTIMORE COUNTY—         

vorable report rejected 371; bill amended and
passed, 389, 390; passed by the Senate, 665.

Leave to bring in a bill for the relief of Sophia
Conway, a free negro of, 222; bill reported, 433.

Leave to bring in a bill in relation to the public
schools in, 240.

Leave to bring in a bill to authorise the Orphans'

Court of, to order a sale of part of the real estate in
said county of which Robert Turner late of said coun-
ty died seized, 241; bill reported, 265; bill passed,

312; passed by the Senate, 550.
A bill for the relief of Thomas J. Pierpont and
of Francis Felemyer of, 265, referred ib.; favo-
rable report on, 365; proceedings on, 373.

                   A bill reported to alter the district line between

                the first and second districts of, 265; bill passed and

sent to the Senate, 562, 563; returned passed by the
Senate, 833.

Leave to bring in a bill requiring auctioneers in, to
take out licenses, 333.

Leave to bring in a bill requiring Joshua H. Hines,
Samuel P. Storm and Pleasant Hunter, late Sheriffs
of Baltimore county to make statements to the comp-
troller of the amount of State taxes due from them
and to pay the same into the treasury at such times
and on such conditions as herein provided, 333; bill
reported, 433; bill passed and sent to the Senate
732, 733; bill returned passed by the Senate 833.

Memorial of citizens of, for restraining hogs from
                running at large within eight miles of the city of

           Baltimore, 367.

               A bill reported to regulate constable's fees in,

405.

A bill reported, entitled an act to authorise the
county commissioners of, to levy a sum of money
therein mentioned, 433; bill passed and sent to the
Senate, 620; returned passed by the Senate, 682.

A bill reported entitled an act to authorise the com-
missioners of, to issue the bonds of said county for
the purpose of redeeming the stock of Baltimore city,
held by them for the use of said county, and by said

county commissioners pledged in pursuance of the act