1000                                     INDEX.

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE—

bill passed and returned to the Senate, 645; bill pass-
ed and returned to the Senate, 949.

A bill from the Senate to prevent the sale of intoxi-
cating liquors near the, 846; bill passed and return-
ed to the Senate, 847.

ALLEGANY COUNTY—Petition for the removal of a record

               from, to Charles county, referred, 14; bill reported

113; bill passed, 113; passed by the Senate, 194.

Petition of the Judges of the Orphans' Court of,
to authorise the Register of Wills of, to transcribe
Will book, "A," one of the records of his office, re-
ferred, 22; leave to report a bill, 33; bill reported and
passed, 67; passed by the Senate, 140.

A bill from the Senate, confirmatory of the act
passed January session, 1856, appropriating the sum
of one hundred dollars as a compensation to Henry
Hagan of, for the arrest of Miller, who was executed
at Cumberland for murder, 29; bill referred, 30, 54;
favorable report on, 81; bill passed and returned to
the Senate, 98, 99.

Leave to bring in a bill to ratify and make valid
the survey of the taxable limits of the city of Cum-
berland, &c, 32; bill reported, 54; bill passed, 87,

88.

Leave to bring in a bill to increase the pay of
Judges in the several election districts of, 34.

Leave to bring in a bill to incorporate the town of
Westernport in, 111; bill reported, 150; proceeding
on, 247; bill passed and sent to the Senate, 357.

Petition of one hundred and twelve citizens of,
praying for the speedy adjustment of the western
boundary line of this State, 132; also, 42 citizens
of, 133.

Leave to bring in a bill to increase the bounty on
Wolf Scalps in, 136; bill reported, 244; proceed-
ings, 258, 259; bill passed, 260; bill passed by the
Senate, 539.

A bill from the Senate entitled an act requiring the
Surveyor of, to have an accurate copy made of the
record book in said Surveyor's office, in which are
recorded the certificates of survey made by Benjamin
G. Vaughn, a former Surveyor of said county, and