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	for the Encouragement of Jonas Green, of the City of Annapolis, Printer; Indorsed, " By the Upper House of Assembly, 12.th Decem- ber 1757. Read the first time and Ordered to lie on the Table." And thus " By the Upper House of Assembly I4.th December 1757. Read	L.H.J. Liber No. 49 Dec. 14
	the second Time, and will pass, the following Clause being added : And whereas some of the Laws and Votes of former Sessions of Assembly, have not been delivered to the respective County Clerks within the Time or Times by the said Act limited, whereby the said County Clerks were prevented from giving a Certificate or Certificates of their being delivered as required, to enable the several and respec- tive Sheriffs to pay to the said Jonas Green, or his Order, the several and respective Sums of Money, by the said Act levied for his Use, for Printing and Delivering the Laws and Votes as aforesaid: Be it therefore Enacted by the Authority aforesaid, That the several and respective sheriffs within this Province, be, and are hereby obliged and required to pay to the said Jonas Green, or his Order, all and every Sum or Sums of Money heretofore levied for the said Jonas Green by the said Act; any Neglect or Want of such Certificate as aforesaid, or any Clause, Matter, or Requisite, in the said Act men- tioned, to the contrary, notwithstanding. Signed p Order, J. Ross, Cl. Up. Ho." On Reading the aforegoing Amendment, proposed by the Upper House to the said Bill, the Question was put, Whether the House doth agree to the proposed Amendment to be made, or Not ? Resolved in the Affirmative.	p. 186
	For the Affirmative,
	Plater, E. Gantt, Dulany, Sothoron, Hanson, Murdock, Key, Dent, Fraser, Williamson, Wilson, King, Hynson, Edmondson, Scarborough, Rasin, Govane, Harris, Tilden, J. H. Dorsey, Chapline, Gassaway, Owings, E. Dorsey. Carroll, Baker,
	Worthington, Ward, [28]
	For the Negative,
	Lee, Earle, E. Tilghman, M. Tilghman, T. Gantt, Sudler.
	Cockey Deye, Lloyd, [8] On Resolution of the aforegoing Question, the said Bill was In- dorsed, " Read, and, with the Amendments proposed, passed for Ingrossing."