The Lower House. 315

On reading throughout the 2.^d time the Report from the Com-
mittee for enquiring into ways and means for erecting a Colledge Ac.^a
The question was put that the house concur therewith
Resolved in the Affirmative

L. H. J.
Liber No. 52
Oct. 15

for the Affirmative

Key

Hanson

Waring

J. Hall

Dent

Dulany

Wilmer

Stoddert

Steuart

Worthington

Smallwood

Cresap

H. Hall

Hayward

Magruder

Johnson

J. Tilghman

Chapline

B. Mackall

Murdock

Graham

Bealle

[22]

for the Negative

J. Adams

Earle

Harris

W. Adams

H. Baker

Allen

Waters

Ward

Chaille

Edmunson

N. Baker

Beatty's.

Gray

Jacobs

Paca

E. Tilghman

[16]

On Motion of Col.^o Edward Tilghman that previous to the Note
for concurrence with the foregoing Report, the following proposal
for establishing & Supporting a Colledge concurred with by the
house in April Session 1761. might be read, the same was read ac-
cordingly in the following Words (Vizt)

That the Lord Proprietary make a grant of the four Acres of
Land whereon the Governors House Stands.

That as soon as the above Grant be made, the Visitors, or Persons
nominated for the purpose, may agree for necessary Repairs Out-
houses Gardens, &c.^a to be described at length in the Bill and all
furniture to a Certain amount.

That all the Above be paid for by way of Subscription and Lottery
the Subscription to be paid into a certain Number of Visitors near at
hand, at certain times to be appointed in the Bill.

Those Visitors to be nominated as managers of the Lottery One
Representative of each County to be named a Visitor, with those at
present of King William's School, and for Succession, a Resident
by Law in each County to be chosen.

The Money arising upon the Scholars to be Applied to twenty
eight Charity Boys, to be recommended by the County Courts, two
from each County.

p. 115