168 Assembly Proceedings, November 1-December 20, 1765.

	L. H. J. Liber No. 52 Nov. 21	Dent Ware	J. Hall Earle	Chapline
		Wilson	Baker		[25]
			For the Negative
		Worthington	Parran	Tilghman
		Hammond	Smallwood	Harris
		H. Hall	W. Adams	Selby
		Johnson	J. Adams	Cresap
		Mackall	Edmunson	F. Gantt
		E. Gantt	Lecompte	Smith
		Grahame	Bealle		[20]

		On Motion M.r Hanson Col.o Cresap M.r Wilson & M.r Mackall have Leave of Absence The House adjourns 'till 2 of the Clock p. M The House met William Murdock Esq.r appeared in the House Samuel Chase Esq.r brings in and delivers to M.r Speaker the following Report Viz.
	p. 285	By the Committee appointed by the Hon.ble Lower House of Assembly to enquire what Laws will expire this Session Do find that the following Laws will expire at the End of this Session unless continued An Act Entituled an Additional and explanatory Act to the Act Entituled An Act impowering the Commissioners of the County Courts to levy and raise Tobacco to defray the necessary Charges of their Counties and parishes made at a Session of Assembly begun & held at the City of Annapolis the 10.th Day of May 1748 An Act Entituled an Act for destroying Wolves in Frederick County made at a Session of Assembly begun & held at the City of Annapolis the 15.th Day of May 1751 An Act Entituled an Act to prevent certain Evils and Incon- veniencies attending the Sale of strong Liquors and running of Horse Races near the Yearly Meetings of the people called Quakers and to prevent the tumultuous Concourse of Negroes and other Slaves during the said Meetings made at a Session of Assembly begun and held at the City of Annapolis the 16.th Day of May 1747 And also one other Act Entituled an Act to prevent certain Evils & Inconveniencies attending the Sale of Strong Liquors and running of Horse Races near the Yearly Meetings of the people called Quakers and to prevent the tumultuous Concourse of Negroes and other Slaves during the said Meetings made at a Session of Assembly begun and held at the City of Annapolis the 3.d day of June 1752