174 Assembly Proceedings, May 26-June 22, 1741.

U.H.J.

Present as in the Morning
An Engrossed Bill from the Lower House by Mess^rs Calder and
Sprigg Entituled An Act to enable the Visitors of the Free School
of Kent County for the time being to lease one Moiety of the Land
except Ten Acres belonging to the same School thus Subscribed

9^th June 1741

Read and Assented to by the Lower House of Assembly
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl lo Ho.
Two Engrossed Bills from the Lower House by Mess^rs Denton
and Harris One Entituled An Act for laying out and applying a
Sum not exceeding two hundred and fifty Pounds Current Money
to the Uses therein mentioned; the other Entituled An Act to cut
of the Entail of a Parcel of Land called Ropers Neck and to enable
Benjamin Howard to convey the same in Fee in Exchange for other
Lands thus Subscribed
10 June 1741

Read and Assented to by the Lower House of Assembly
Signed p order M Macnemara Cl lo Ho.
An Engrossed Bill from the Lower House by Mess^rs Lloyd
& Wilkinson Entituled An Act for the Relief of John Blandford
and Hannah Ratcliffe thus Subscribed

11 June 1741

Read and Assented to by the Lower House of Assembly
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl lo Ho.

p. 807

An Engrossed Bill from the Lower House by Mess^rs Gist &
Waughop Entituled An Act for the Continuance of Baltimore
County Court Cecil County Court. Kent County Court and Queen
Anns County Court from the first third and fourth Tuesdays in
June next, until the first third and fourth Tuesdays in August next
thus Subscribed
6 June 1741

Read and Assented to by the Lower House of Assembly
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl lo Ho.
The aforegoing Bills were severally read and Assented to by
this House and Ordered to be so Subscribed
Read the second time the Bill entituled An Act for the cutting of
the Entail and investing an Estate of Inheritance in Fee Simple in
part of a Tract of Land called Coopers Purchase in Thomas Spald-
ing and Catherine his Wife and to entail other Lands lying in Saint
Marys County in Lieu thereof, passed and sent by George
Plater Esq^r
Adjourned till to Morrow Morning ten of the Clock