420               JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Feb. 15,

STATEMENT—Continued.

Receipts for three By salary for three Paid Mr. Pinkney	SUMMARY. years................				$25,	324	25
years..............	....$9	,000 ,500	00 00
for three years__	4
Expenses for three Paid Treasurer for	years...............	.... 4	,963 ,860	77		,324
three years.......	.... 6	48
			$25	25

All of which accounts are on file in the office of the Comp-
troller of the State, and to which your honorable body is re-
ferred.

That for the year 1859, the accounts of the undersigned,
as late State's Attorney, are not settled. That of the amount
due from the city for that year the sum of $3,100 remains
unpaid, and will not be paid, as stated by the Register, be-
fore May next. That there is a discrepancy of several hun-
dred dollars between the Sheriff's accounts for his official
terms of 1858 and 1859 and the statement of the clerk of
the court, and that the undersigned has employed one of the
clerks to examine the dockets, audit the accounts, and to as-
certain the true amount that will be embraced in his return
for the year 1859, which will be made, as the others, before
the close of the fiscal year ending in September next. That
he returns so far for the year 1859:

Balance from ex-Sheriff Gaskins,	as per final set-
tlement ..........................		$1,597	13
1858...Received from City Register, Sept. term....	1,403	33
1859 " " " Jan'y term....	1,586	66
" " " " May term.....	1,540	34
			$6,127	46

All of which is respectfully submitted,

MILTON WHITNEY.

Which was read, and referred to the committee on Ways
and Means.

Mr. Maxwell presented a petition from J. Tome and 120
other citizens of the town of Port Deposit, relative to the
paving of the streets of said town;

Referred to the committee on Corporations.