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RESOLUTION NO. 27—

December session, 1833, 48; bill passed, 49; passed
by the Senate, 139, 140.

REVELL, JAMES—Petition from, asking compensation for pro-
fessional services rendered the State as counsel by
appointment of the Governor, with certificate of ap-
pointment enclosed, referred, 133; bill reported, 410;
bill passed and sent to the Senate, 479; passed by
the Senate, 760.

RICHARDS, SOLOMON—Petition to allow, a free negro, to
pass title to his real estate, referred, 11.

ROADS—Memorial for. the removal of the first toll gate on the
Baltimore and Washington Turnpike Road, re-
ferred, 70.                                                                     

Leave to bring in a bill to prohibit the President,
Managers and Company of the Baltimore and Frede-
rick Turnpike Road, from collecting tolls on their
road within one mile of the corporate limits of the
city of Baltimore, 230.                   

Leave to bring in a bill to secure the greater
safety of persons traveling on railroads in this State,
230.

               Report of the Committee on, 231, 232.

Leave to bring in a bill granting the County Com-
missioners of the several counties of this State, the

exclusive power to open, alter and close roads in their

respective counties, 500.

A bill entitled an act to widen the public road from
Georgetown to Georgetown Cross Roads, and from
Massey's Cross Roads and Chesterville to George-
town Cross Roads, and to straighten the road from
Chesterville to Georgetown Cross Roads, 706; bill
passed and sent to the Senate, 707.

RULES OF THE HOUSE—Committee appointed to report
rules for the regulation of the House, and rules of
the last House of Delegates adopted until the com-
mittee have reported, 9; report of committee, 163;
report adopted, 163; resolution in relation to, 270.

RUTLEDGE, ELIZABETH AND DAUGHTER—A bill re-
ported for the relief of, 305, bill passed and sent to
the Senate, 597.

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