INDEX TO THE RESOLUTIONS.

No.

TREASURER W. S. To T. M. K. Hammett, ballance due Tho-
mas Lynch at time of his death, on revolu-

tionary pension.
To William Jones, half pay of a private

30

for revolutionary services.
To Ann Martin, during widowhood, half
pay of a private for revolutionary services of

51

her late hushand Adam Wykall
To pay annually $300 of the $800 allow-
ed Calvert county for schools and academies,

53

to the Prince Frederick Town Academy.
To pay $300 of the sum appropriated to
the Lower Marl borough Academy, out of the
sum apportioned to Calvcit county for schools

54

and academies
To Mary Chapman, the half pay of a
Lieutenant, in consideration of the revolution-

57

ary services of Henry H. Chapman.
^ To Julianna Brice, the half pay of a Lieu-
tenant, in consideration of the sei vices of her

CO

late husband.
To William Moore, half pay of a private,

64

for revolutionary services.
To Ann Centimes, half pay of a lieutenant,
in consideration of revolutionary services of

65

Thomas Beatty, her late husband,
To pay for newspapers furnished mem-

66

bers during the session,
To pay Andrew Slicer and John Quinn,
$60 each, for taking care of Senate and Dele-

68

gate rooms and furniture,
To pay $300 annually, for gradual aug-

72

mentation of the State Library,
To the Governors and Visitors of the Ma-
ryland Hospital, $5000 for repairing and

73

furniture,
To John Marshall, half pay of a private,

75

for revolutionary services,
To pay S. G. Osburn, Senator, $16 for 4

80

days detention by ice,
To pay members of the Legislature, &c.

83

for services since closing journal of accounts,
To pay for printing executed since closing

86

journal of accounts,
To pay $150 annually additional salary to

87

the Adjutant General,

88