INDEX.

1843

Nos.

in congress to use their exertions to obtain

an appropriation for removing certain bars

at mouth of Susquehanna river.

18

—— to pay to Harrison B. Pigman, as

deputy Attorney General, a reasonable com-

pensation for services on trial of a cause in

court of Appeals for State.

22

------to pay to Thos. J.& Wm. McKaig

reasonable compensation for piofessional ser-

vices rendered the state in prosecuting the

rioters in 1839.

24

To forward copy of resolution to

our senators and representatives in congress

in relation to runaway slaves.

S8

------to transmit to our representatives in

congress copy of resolution in relation to

transfer of stock held by United States on

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.

44

—— to draft on treasurer for amount of

repairs for furnace under library.

46

------to pay such sums of money as may

be necessary to carry into effect resolution

No. 11, of Dec. session 1841, to defray ex-

penses in the exchange of surplus books,

documents, &c. with agents of Foreign

countries as may be authorized by joint com-

mittee on library.

62

— to settle with printer of house of

delegates for such reports, &c. as may have

been ordered to be printed and not yet re-

ceived, and printer to forward the same by

mail, with balance of journal of proceed-

ings postage to be paid by treasurer.

65

------cause to be transmitted copy of

resolution in relation to slavery to our sena-

tors and repsesentatives in congress and the

Governors of the states.

57

— to issue commission to the Hon.

James Alfred Pearce, as Senator to Con-

gress of the United States for six years

from 4th March, 1843.

68

GREEN, ANN & MARIA BOHRER, Children of Mrs.

Rebecca Forrest—Treasurer to pay to the

order of, balance due Mrs. Forrest at the time

of death, on pension list of the state.

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