Assembly Proceedings, Feb. 28-March i, 1694/5. 135

A Bill for reviveing of Certaine Laws. Read the second
time
A Bill for recontinueing the late discontinued process and
proceedings of S^t Mary's County Court, was read the second
time.

The said three bills were ordered by the house to be
signed.
Severall proposalls by his Ex^cy the Governor and Councill,
To Speake to the Speaker, where the Records shall be kept.
Voted that the Records be kept in Major Dorseys House
where they are lodged at present untill the next Sessions of
Assembly
To see about the Clay Cast up for bricks whether it may
be good or not. Voted that the whole house view the same.
To know what is to be done with the loose papers left
behind and the Commissaryes Records when to be removed.
Voted that his Ex^cy appoint such persons as he shall thinke
fitt to inspect into the Bonds and Books belonging to the
Comissary's office and that they be conveyed to Ann Arundell
Towne in Ann Arundell County by the next Sessions of
Assembly and that the loose papers left at S^t Mary's behind
be well secured and conveyed to Ann Arundell Town by the
next Sessions of Assembly, And secured with the rest of the
Records.

Original
Journal.

Call up the number of Survey^rs not yett deputed.
M^r John Lowe Sury^r for S^t Maryes County.
M^r Joseph Manning Surveyor for Charles County.
M^r Solomon Wright Surveyor for Talbott County, in the
Roome of M^r W^m Coursey.
M^r Edw^d Green Surveyor for Sumersett County.
Major Thomas Ennalls Surveyor for Dorchester County.
M^r Thomas Coursey Surveyor for Caecill County.
Moved by a member of this house in behalfe of the Towne
of Oxford that M^r William Stephens did give fifteen Acres of
Land to the use of the said Towne and which was confirmed
by the same, but the Deeds appearing to be torne and imper-
fect prays the Consideraccon of this house that the Towne
may have the benefitte intended for them.
The house Adjourned for an hour.

M^r Speaker with the rest of the members goe up to his Ex^cy
the Governor and Councill to the Councill Chamber, and
carryed with them the af^d three bills, which were signed by
his Ex^cy the Governor, and passed under the Great Seale of
this province (to witt:)
An Act for the naturallization of Daniell Dauison and
Daniell his Son.

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