26 Assembly Proceedings, May 10-June 11, 1748.

U. H. J.
Liber No. 34
May 27

among the said County Records a Deed of Bargain and Sale from
William Mitchell Edward Mitchell and Grace his Wife to Mordicai
Moore Passed and sent by Col Plater
Adjourned till to Morrow Morning ten of the Clock

May 28

Saturday Morning 28 May 1748
This House met again According to Adjournment

Present as yesterday except Col Hammond and Philip Thomas
Esq^r

A Bill from the Lower house by Mess^rs Henry & Robins Enti-
tuled an Act empowering the Justices of Worcester County to Levy
on the Taxable Inhabitants of Alhallows Parish in the said County
a Sum not Exceeding Eighty Thousand Pounds of Tobacco for
the Uses therein mentioned Thus Endorsed
By the Lower House of Assembly 27 May 1748
Read the first Time and Ordered to Lye on the Table
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl Lo H.
By the Lower House of Assembly 28 May 1748
Read the second time and Will Pass
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl Lo. Ho.
Read the first time in this house and Ordered to Lye on the Table
An Ingrossed Bill from the Lower house by Mess^rs Harris &
Harrison Entituled an Act empowering the Justices of Kent County
to Assess & levy on the taxable Inhabitants of Shrewsbury Parish
in the said County a sum not Exceeding Eight Thousand Pounds
of Tobacco for the Uses therein mentioned thus subscribed 28 May
1748
Read and Assented to by the Lower house of Assembly
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl Lo. Ho.

p. 245

Read and Assented to by this House and ordered to be so Sub-
scribed
A Bill from the Lower house by Mess^rs Tilghman and Bond Enti-
tuled an Act empowering the Justices of Queen Anns County to
Levy on the taxable Inhabitants of Christ Church Parish in the said
County the sum of thirty Seven Thousand one hundred Pounds of
Tobacco for Repairing and Enlarging their Parish Church, thus
Endorsed
By the Lower House of Assembly 28 May 1748
Read the first time by an Especial Order and will Pass.
Signed p Order M Macnemara Cl Lo Ho.
Read the first time in this House and Ordered to Lye on the Table
Adjourned till Monday Morning ten of the Clock