250 Assembly Proceedings, March 20, 1734/5-April 24, 1735.

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of the Three pence p Hogshead, heretofore Rased for the Pur-

chasing Armes and Ammunition for the Defence of the Province at
the same Time I think it Necessary to Remind you. That they have
been Constantly laid before you Every Session and approved of by
your House as may be Seen by the Journal of Accounts
Samuel Ogle

Col Tilghman from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker the
Bill Entituled An Act for Regulating Ordinary Keepers &c. In-
dorsed thus. [This endorsement is printed at page 178]
And thus [This endorsement is printed at page 179.]

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The Petition of Thomas Marshall was Read and thereupon
Ordered that M^rs Pile have Notice thereof And that if she hath any
Objections to the Granting the Petition she attend this House on
Thursday next to Make them appear.
The House Adjourns until two of the Clock in the Afternoon.

Thursday Post Meridiem.
The House Met According to Adjournment &c.
Col John Mackall a Representative of Calvert County Appeared
in the House this afternoon.
M^r Mackall and M^r Smith sent to the Upper House to see him
Qualified they Return and Acquaint M^r Speaker They Saw him
Qualified by his taking the several Oaths to the government Required
by Law and Signing the said Oathes, and by repeating and Signing
the Test.
George Plater Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker
the Bill Entituled an Act to Cutt of the Entail of Two Tracts of
Land in Baltimore County the One Called Morning Choice &c. In-
dorsed, Read by the Upper House the Second Time and passed,
which Bill was Read here and passed for Ingrossing.
The Question was put Whether this House Agrees to the Amend-
ments proposed by the Upper House to the Bill Entituled an Act for
Regulating Ordinaries &c or not.
Resolved in the Negative.

For the Affirmative

M^r Key Maj^r Dashiel Cap^t Gordon
M^r Dulany M^r Goldsborough M^r Tilghman
Col Hanson Col. Hooper
Col Gale M^r George