212 PROCEEIDNGS OF THE CONVENTION [1776

Thomas Cockey Deye, John Stevenson, and Peter Shepherd, esqrs.
were duly elected.

" That by the return from Baltimore town, John Smith, and Jere-
miah Townly Chase, esqrs. were duly elected.

"That by the return from Harford county, Jacob Bond, Henry
Wilson, jr., John Love, and John Archer, esqrs. were duly elected.

"That by the return from Cecil county, Joseph Gilpin, Patrick
Ewing, David Smith, and Benjamin Brevard, esquires, were duly
elected,

"That by the return from Talbot county, Pollard Edmondson,
John Gibson, Matthew Tilghman, and James Lloyd Chamberlaine,
esqrs., were duly elected.

"That by the return from Caroline county, Nathaniel Potter,
William Richardson, Richard Mason, and Henry Dickinson, esqrs.
were duly elected.

"That by the return from the city of Annapolis, William Paca,
and Charles Carroll of Carrollton, esqrs., were duly elected.

"That by the return for Dorchester county, Robert Goldsborough,
James Murray, John Ennalls, and Joseph Ennalls, esqrs., were duly
elected.

"That by the return for Somerset county, Gustavus Scott, Geo.
Scott, William Horsey, and Henry Lowes, esquires, were duly
elected.

"Signed by order of the committee,

NICHOLAS HARWOOD, clerk."

On motion the question was put, That for the future, the name
of every gentleman who may make a motion in the house be in-
serted in the entry that may be made in consequence thereof? Re-
solved in the affirmative.

AFFIRMATIVE.

Mr. Fenwick, Mr. Sprigg, Mr. Ridgely,
Dent, Lee, Deye,
Semmes, Hammond, Stevenson,
Parnham, Worthington, Shepherd,
B. Mackall, Carroll, Bond,
Fitzhugh, Wootton, H. Wilson,
J. Mackall, J. Wilson, Love,
Bowie, Bayly, Archer,
Marbury, Williams, Ewing.
NEGATIVE.

Mr. Barnes, Mr. Edelen, Mr. Jos. Ennalls,

Grahame, Schriver, Potter,