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64. An not for the relief of Joseph S. Merriken and Edward A. Sticer, of the city of BaUimore, and David S. Reynolds of Washington county.

65. An act to incorporate the Merchants Fire Insurance Company, of Baltimore.

66. An act. relating to Constables fees in Worcester county, and for other purposes.

67. An act to prevent swine and geese going at large in the village of Piscataway.

68. Au act in favour of Charles Lee, a tree man of color, in Frderick county

69. An act for the benefit of Thomas R. Cross of Anne Arundel counlr.

70. An act to divorce Elizabeth Gibson, of the city of Baltimore, from her husband John Gibson.

71. An act in behalf of John Gregg, James Gregg and Andrew A. Gregg, the children and heirs of Thomas Gregg, late of the city of Baltimore, deceased,

72. An additional supplement to the act, entitled, an act for erecting a bridge over Choptank river, at Dover ferry, passed December session 1810, chapter 112.

73. An act to provide for the payment of Jurors and State witnesses, in Montgomery county,

74. An act to authorise Samuel Latimore, of Charles county, to bring into this State a negro slave therein named.

75. An act Tor the speedy trial of misdemeanors in the city of Baltimore.

76. An act to alter and amend an act providing for the appointment of Lime Inspectors for the city of BaUimore and prescribing their duties.

77. An act for the relief of David Hershey and Thomas Hodges.

78. A supplement to an act, entitled, an act to lay out and make a public road in Allegany county.

79. An act to incorporate the Maryland Print works company.

80. An act to confirm a deed therein mentioned.

81. An act for shutting up certain prts of St. Pauls street and Lovegrove alley, in the city of Baltimore 82. A supplement to the act, entitled, an act to incorporate the Patapsco Insurance company.

83. A supplement to the act, entitled, an act to provide for the completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to Cumberland, and for the completion of the Baltimore and Susquehanna rail road to the borough of York, in the State of Pennsylvania.