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272 Assembly Proceedings, May 24-June 24, 1749.
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L. H. J.
Liber No. 46
June 14
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for other Purposes therein mentioned, shall pass, or Not? Resolved
in the Negative.
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For the Negative,
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Mr Smith,
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W Stoddert,
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Mr Buchanan,
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Harris,
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Wilson,
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Hopper,
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Carroll,
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Waggaman,
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Wilkinson,
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Worthington,
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N. Goldsborough,
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Davis,
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Bordley,
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J. Goldsborough,
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Robins,
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J. J. Mackall,
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Sulivane,
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Selby,
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Heighe,
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Hooper,
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Scarborough,
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B. Mackall,
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Lecompte,
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J. Henry,
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Bond,
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Travers,
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Prather.
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For the Affirmative,
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Mr Richard Lloyd,
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Mr Oldham,
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Mr Gordon,
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Wilmer,
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Sheredine,
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Dulany,
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Smallwood,
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Paca,
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Tilghman,
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Lee,
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Wootton,
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Crabb,
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King,
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Addison,
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Owen,
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R. J. Henry,
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Sprigg,
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Chaplain.
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Handy,
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Murdock,
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The Petition of Mrs. Araminta Macky, Widow, praying Leave
to bring in a Bill to impower her to sell an House and Lot, lying in
the City of Annapolis, which belonged to Mr. William Alexander,
her former Husband, and to apply the Money arising by the Sale
towards Payment of his Debts, and other Purposes in the said Peti-
tion mentioned, was read.
Ordered, That Mr. Nicholas Goldsborough, Mr. Stoddert, and
Col. J. Henry, be a Committee to enquire into the Allegations con-
tained in the said Petition: and to report the same to the House.
The Petition of the Rector, Churchwardens, and Vestrymen of
King George's Parish, in Prince George's County, praying Leave to
have a Bill brought in, to levy and assess 150 1. in current Money,
by two Assessments on the Parishioners, was read and granted.
Ordered, That the Committee of Laws do prepare and bring in a
Bill accordingly.
The Petition of the Inspectors at Bruff's Landing, and at the Old
Fields Landing, in Talbot County, praying that the said Warehouses
may be under separate Inspections, &c. was read and rejected.
The Petition of sundry of the Inhabitants of Baltimore County,
praying Leave to have a Bill brought in, to repeal that Part of the
Act of Assembly which exempts those Persons working at Iron-
Works from assisting in repairing the Highways, was read and
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