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for the aforesaid Two Tracts of Land, bearing Date the 14^th of
September 1686, from the said Richard Wade, to a Certain Thomas
Hussey, his Heirs and Assigns for ever. We likewise find that the
said Thomas Hussey, by his Last Will and Testament, duly proved,
bearing Date the 6^th Day of ffebruary 1699 and 1700, did Give and
Bequeath unto his Grandson Thomas Hussey Luckett, 1310 acres
of Land, lying in Chingomuxon; of which we apprehend the Two
above mentioned Tracts of Land, called Waidstone's Enlargement,
to be part. We further find the last Will and Testament of Robert
Price, of Charles County, duly proved on the 22^d of June 1715:
In a Clause of which are the following words, viz. " That is to say,
200 acres thereof I give unto my Daughter Elizabeth, and to the
Heirs of her Body for ever and for and on Default of such Issue,

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then to my Daughter Mary, which God was pleased to bless me with,
by my second and present Marriage, to her, and her Heirs for ever "
Which 200 acres, your Committee presume to be part of a Tract of
Land, called St. Patrick's Hill, mentioned in the said Petition. And
we likewise believe, that Anne the wife of Jeremiah Adderton, is
Daughter and Heiress of the aforesaid Elizabeth, Daughter of the
aforementioned Robert Price the Deviser, and lastly, we find that
the Tract of Land Called Waidstones Enlargement, patented for
100 acres; and that part of the Tract of Land, called Waidstone,
measuring 112 Acres, according to the Courses, mentioned in the
aforesaid patent (leaving out the words, Two Degrees South, in the
fifth Course, which we apprehend to be a Mistake) by the Informa-
tion of M^r Bayne Smallwood, is better in Quality, and of greater
value, than the aforesaid 200 acres, part of St. Patrick's Hill: All
which is humbly submitted to the Consideration of your Honourable
House Signed per Order W^m Wilkins, Clerk
Which Report was read; and Leave is given to bring in a Bill
accordingly.
M^r Worthington, from the Committee of Accounts, delivers to
M^r Speaker the Journal of Accounts.
The petition of Divers Inhabitants of Baltimore Town, in Balti-
more County, was read and granted.
A Bill, entituled, An Act to prohibit the raising of Swine and
Geese in Princess Anne Town in Somerset County: Read the ffirst
and second time by an especial Order, and will pass; and was sent
to the Upper House by Col King, and Cap^t Handy.
The Bill entituled, An Act Enabling and Requiring the Clerk of
Baltimore County, to Record a Deed of Bargain and Sale from
Morgan Murray, to Mary Stevenson, and the making valid the same,
was read the second time, and will pass, and was sent to the Upper
House, by D^r Buchanan, and M^r Paca.

The Bill, entituled a Supplementary Act, to the Act entituled,
An Act for laying out the Town anew, commonly Called Snow Hill
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