112 Assembly Proceedings, August 5-September 28, 1745.

L. H. J.
Liber No. 46

Merchant in London; and likewise order whatever Ballance shall
remain in the Hands of the said James Buchanan, his Executors or
Administrators, into the Hands of him the said William Hunt, who
is hereby impowered to transact, pay, and apply the same manner,
as he the said James Buchanan is herein before directed.

The Indorsements are as follow: viz.
By the Lower House of Assembly, August 17. 1745, Read the
first Time, and ordered to lie on the Table.
Signer per Order, W^m Tilghman, Ci. Lo. Ho.
By the Lower House of Assembly, August 19. 1745. Read the
second Time, and will pass.
Signed per Order W^m Tilghman, Ci. Lo. Ho.

By the Upper House of Assembly, 20 August. 1745, Read the first
Time, and ordered to lie on the Table.
Signed per Order I. Ross, Ci. Up. Ho.

By the Upper House of Assembly 20 August 1745, Read the
second Time by especial Order, and with the Amendments proposed
in a Message herewith sent, will pass.
Signed per Order, I. Ross Ci. Up. Ho.

By the Upper House of Assembly, 23 August 1745, Read, and
will not pass.
Signed per Order I. Ross Ci. Up. Ho.
On Motion of a Member for Leave to bring in a Bill for laying
out the Town anew commonly called Princess Anne Town in Somer-
set County; Leave given.
The House adjourns until To Morrow Morning, at 9 of the Clock

August 24

Saturday Morning, August 24. 1745

The House met according to Adjournment, All members present
as yesterday, except M^r Barnes, The Proceeding's of yesterday were
read.
W^m Stoughton Esq^re brings in a Bill, entituled, An Act for lay-
ing out the Town a-new commonly called Princess Anne Town in
Somerset County; which was read the first Time, and ordered to lie
an the Table.
M^r Harris hath Leave of the House to go out of Town
On motion of a member for Leave to bring in a Bill for the Trial
of all matters of Fact in the several Counties where they have arisen,
or shall arise; Leave given, and Ordered, That the Committee of
Laws prepare and bring in a Bill accordingly.
Resolved, That the Governour's Message, in Answer to an Ad-
iress of this House concerning the one Pound of Tobacco per Poll,