INDEX.                   951

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY--

            Petition of 29 citizens of Bladensburg in, against

the modification of the act of 1854; chapter 139; re-

ferred, 330.

Petition of the town commissioners of Bladens-
burg in, against the modification of the act of 1854,
chapter 137, referred, 330.

                Leave to bring in a bill to authorise Charles S.

     Middleton, Clerk of the Circuit Court for, to com-

                plete the alphabetical indices of land and personal

   records in his office, 450; bill reported and passed,

                 481; passed by the Senate, 607, 608.

A bill from the Senate entitled an act to increase

the allowance of the sheriff of, for keeping and sup-

porting persons committed to the jail of said county

for breaches of the peace or for other criminal offen-

                ces, 531, bill passed and returned to the Senate, 592.

A bill reported to prevent free negroes and slaves
from having and using boats on the Potomac river in
Charles and Prince George's counties.

A bill reported entitled an act to amend an act to
incorporate the village of Bladensburg, 537: bill pas-
sed and sent to the Senate, 735; returned passed by

the Senate, 833.                                     

A bill from the Senate to appropriate a sum of mo-
ney to pay Edward W. Belt, late Clerk of the Circuit
Court of, for collection fees due him by the State,
548; bill passed and returned to the Senate, 695.

A bill from the Senate to refund to John C. Mulli-
kin, administrator of Owen Norfolk, late Clerk of the
Circuit Court of, and William A. Jarboe, Register of
Wills for said county, certain sums of money errone-
ously paid into the Treasury, 549; bill passed and re-
turned to the Senate, 694.           

Leave to bring in a bill to repair the public roads in,
631.                                                                         

           A bill from the Senate for the relief of the sureties

on the official bond of Thomas H. Osbourn, of Chas.,
former collector of the third collection district of, 234;
bill passed and returned to the Senate, 647.

A bill from the Senate entitled an act to extend the
time which Thomas M. D. Baden, keeper of the