The Lower House. 83

Saturday morning May the 28^th 1737

The House met according to Adjournment &c^a
All Appeared Except M^r Sheredine and M^r Hammond.
An Ingrossed Bill Entituled a Supplementary Act to the Act
Entituled an Act for the Speedy and more Effectual Publication of
of the Laws of this Province and for the Encouragement of William
Parks of the City of Annapolis Printer read and Assented to and
Sent to the Upper House with the Paper Bill by M^r Moale.
The House proceeded to Tax the Private Bill Entituled an Act for
the relief of William Torver of London Merchant

To the Honourable Speaker £2:0:0
To the Clerk 1: 0: 0

L. H. J.
Lib. No. 45
May 28

The Bill Entituled an Act to Dock the Entail of a Tract of Land
Called Wilsons Grove in the County of Ann Arundel and Vesting
the same in Lewis Duvall &c^a

To The Honourable Speaker £2-0-0
To the Clerk 1-0-0

James Hollyday Esq^r from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker
the Paper Bill Entituled a Supplementary Act to the Act for the
Speedy and more Effectual Publication of the Laws of this Province
and for the Encouragement of William Parks of the City of An-
napolis, and the Bill Entituled a Supplementary act to the Act
Entituled the Acts for the relief of Debtors and ascertaining the
manner of Tenders in Tobacco Severally Indorsed
The Ingrossed Bill whereof this is the Original is read and
Assented to by the Upper House.
The Question was put that the fifty pound allowed to Col Gale in
the Journal of Accounts be Struck out resolved in the Affirmative

p. 726

For the Affirmative

M^r Waughop

M^r Edmundson

M^r Brown

M^r Kennard

Col Dashiel

M^r Johnson

M^r Hall

M^r Goldsborough

M^r George

M^r Mackall

M^r Needles

Capt. Gordon

Col Hanson

M^r T. Francis

M^r R. Francis

Col King

Col Hooper

M^r Elliot

M^r Trippe

M^r Wright

M^r Woolford

M^r Pemberton

For the Negative

M^r Jourdan

M^r Smith

M^r Moale

M^r Wilson

M^r Courts

M^r Mathews

M^r Denton

M^r Middleton

M^r Sprigg

M^r Warfield

M^r Hawkins

M^r Stoddert

M^r Dulany

M^r Stoughton

M^r Tilghman