384 Assembly Proceedings, April 26-May 3, 1704.

P. R. O.

land Esq^rs of the Councillbe appointed to joyne with some mem-
bers of this house
Its therefore ordered that M^r William Harris M^r Mathias
Vanderheyden, and M^r Charles Greenberry, joyne in the Con-
ference, and ordered they attend the same tomorrow morneing
And the Bill for regulateing ordinaryes was thereupon de-
livered William Harris
The petition of Anne Cannin for and allowance for building
a shedd to the Gate, and for allowance of Sallary due for
keepeing the Gate, hoisting the Flag, and beating the Drume
was here read
And its considered that the first part of the Petion be rejected,
and the other part for Sallary be refferred to the Committee
of accounts for allowance
The house adjournes till tomorrow morneing 8 a clock

Saturday the 29^th Aprill 1704

The house mett were called over, and p^rsent as yesterday
M^r W^m Harris Enters the house, and makes report from the
conference appointed, relateing to the bill for regulateing
ordnaryes, that the amendm^t made by the Govern^r & Councill
be left out of the said bill (Citty of Saint Maryes and Port of
Annapolis) not empower'd to grant Lycences
Brought into the house his late Majestyes Instructions re-
lateing to S^r Thomas Laurence, and the act for regulateing
ordinaryes, which being here read and debated this house re-
solue not to recede from theire former resolution
Bill for regulateing ordinaryes againe read, and debated
And resolved itt doe pass for Engrossing (Endorsed Bill
for settleing a revenue, on her Majestyes Govern^r)
Read the 3^d tyme and doe pass
Bill Empowering Milburnes Ex^rs to sell Lands &c.
Read the 3^d tyme and doe pass
The honble James Saunders & W^m Coursey Esq^rs from the
hon^ble Councill enters the house and Delivers M^r Speaker

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Bill for Sale of Captaine Henry Smiths Lands
Coppy of M^r William Blatwaiths commission for Auditor
Generall and message therewith vizt

By his Excellency the Govern^r & Councill
Gent
The honble William Blathwaite Esquire his Pattent for being
Auditor Generall of her Majestyes American plantaons &
collonyes being layed before this board, and herewith sent you,
whereby you may perceiue, what reasonable allowance for that