65 An act supplementary to an act, entitled, “ An act relating to the association
of individuals, for the purpose of banking.”
87
66 An act to enable Catharine Shaefter, administratrix of John Shaeffer, late of
the county of Berks, deceased, to convey a lot of ground to Philip Weaver.
88
67 An act dissolving the marriage of Isaac Peck, and Susannah, his wife.
89
68 An act to prevent swine running at large, within the township of Kingston,
in the county of Luzerne.
90
69 An act for the benefit of John Ritter and Charles Kessler.
91
: 70 An act to authorize the governor of this commonwealth to incorporate a com-
pany for erecting a bridge over the river Delaware, at the Ferry of Adam Romig,
in Durham township, Bucks county:
92
71 A supplement to an act, entitled, “An act to incorporate the German so-
ciety, contributing for the relief of distressed Germans, in the state of Pennsylva-
94
72 An act to empower John Hopkins and Robert A. Byers, to sell and convey a
certain tract or piece of land therein mentioned.
95
73 An act to prevent devises and legacies from lapsing in certain cases.
96
74 An act enlarging and altering the charter of the rector, church-wardens and
vestrymen of the United Episcopal churches, of Christ church and St. Peter's
church, in the city of Philadelphia, in the province of Pennsylvania, and for other
purposes therein mentioned.
96
75 An act concerning the education of German Redemptioners, who are
minors.
99
76 An act to provide for the payment of the taxes due on lands late the property
of John Nicholson, deceased, on which the state had a lien.
99
77 An act exonerating, on certain conditions, William Wallace from the obliga.,
tions of settlement and residence on certain lands therein mentioned
78 An act to authorize the governor to incorporate a company for erecting a
bridge over the river Monongahela, opposite Pittsburgh, in the county of Al-
legheny.
101
79 An act to enable the administrators of William Irwin, late of the borough of
Pittsburgh, deceased, to convey a certain lot of ground to the purchaser thereof. 109
80 An act for the relief of Michael Wann, an old soldier.
110
81 An act granting relief to Michael Nowlin.
111
82 An act to enable the governor to incorporate a company for making an artificial
road, beginning at the west end of the Lancaster, Elizabethtown and Middletown
turnpite road, at or near Middletown ; from thence to the line of William Maclay's
land, adjoining the upper boundary of the borough of Harrisburgh, in Dauphin
county.
111
83 An act making appropriation and provision for carrying into effect the erection
of a bridge over Bald Eagle creek, in the county of Lycoming:
114
84 An act authorizing John Baird, Hugh Baird, and Samuel Adams, executors
of the last will and testament of John Baird, deceased, to make a title for a cer-
tain tract of land, therein mentioned.
116
85. An act authorizing William Liggins to receive a patent for a donation tract of
land in trust for Mary his wite.
116
86 An act to regulate the fisheries in the River Delaware, and for other
purposes.
117
87 An act for the relief of Martin Hyleman.
118
88 An additional supplement to the act entitled “An act to empower the war-
dens of the city of Philadelphia to extend the Market-house in High street, from
Third-street to Fourth-street, from Delaware river ; and to continue the same from
time to time westwardly from one street to another in the middle of High-street,
as the wardens of the said city shall think necessary, and for other purposes therein
mentioned."
119
89 An act to provide for the payment of ammunition, for the regiment of artillery
in the city and county of Philadelphia, and other artillery corps of this com-
monwealth.
120
90 An act for the relief of Richard Bache and others.
121
91 An act to enable the governor to incorporate a company for making an artifi-
cial road from Sunbury, in the county of Northumberland, to Aaronsburgh, in Cen.
tre county, passing through Northumberland, Deerstown and Youngmanstown. 122
92 An act to direct the sale of a certain lot of ground, the property of this com-