1072                                  INDEX.

INSPECTORS AND INSPECTIONS—

Preamble and resolution in reference to the exten-
sion of the wharf opposite the State Tobacco Ware-
house, No. 2, 364, 365; passed and sent to the Sen-
ate, 490.

A bill reported entitled an act to regulate the in-
spection of tobacco in the city of Baltimore and to
prescribe the duties of the inspectors, and for other
purposes, 373.

Leave to bring in a bill providing for the inspec-
tion and weighing of tan bark, 393.

Report of the majority of the committee to which
was referred the expediency of changing the inspec-
tion laws, that it would be inexpedient and impolitic
to make any changes in the present laws, 460.

A bill from the Senate, entitled an act to provide
for the inspection of grain in the city of Baltimore,
515; bill passed and returned to the Senate, 931.

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS—Leave to bring in a bill en-
titled an act to promote Internal Improvements by
the construction of a railroad from Baltimore to
Washington county, 199.

A bill from the Senate entitled an act to re-enact a

law passed at December session, 1814, chapter 278,

concerning the draining of swamps and low grounds

by the laying out and opening of public roads and

ditches in Worcester, Queen Anne's and Dorchester

counties, 464.

               Joint resolutions relative to the construction of a

new canal at the falls of the Ohio river, 475.

A bill from the Senate, entitled an act to provide

for the payment of the unexpended balance of the ap-

            propriation made for, on the Eastern Shore of this

            State, by the act of December session, 1835, chapter

395, 845; referred, 845; majority and minority report

of committee, 898; proceedings on bill, 925, 926,

927; bill rejected, 928.

INTOXICATING LIQUORS—Petitions requesting the passage
of a law restricting or prohibiting the sale of, referred,
57, 58, 85, 133, 145, 169, 199, 240, 267, 268, 368,

          405,407.