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Lusby, & Frances his Wife, to Mathew Bryan, and Other papers, do
find that the Several facts alledged in the Said Petition are true.
Signed p Order, Esme. Bayly, Cl. Committee, Oct^r 26, 1763.

Which was read the first & 2^d time, & the house Concurs therewith.
On Motion, leave given to the petitioner to bring in a Bill according
to prayer.

The Bill Ent.^d An Act to impower John Paca, Robert Adair, Moses
Hill, and Margaret his Wife, to Sell and dispose of the Lands therein
mentioned, late the Lands of William Hammond, of Baltimore
County, deceased for the payment of the debts of the said William
Hammond was read the 2.^d time, and passed, & Sent to the Upper
house by M^r Gantt and Major Waring.
The house Adjourns till 2. of the Clock

Post Meridiem
The house met according to Adjournment &c.^a
M.^r Harris brings in and delivers to M^r Speaker, a bill Ent,^d a
Supplementary Act to an Act Ent,^d an Act for erecting a County
School in Worcester County and appointing Visitors for the Same,
which was read the first time, and Ordered to lye on the Table
On Motion the question was put, That the College bill be read the
2,^d time, on the Morrow Morning, at the Sitting of the house. Re-
solved in the Negative.

L. H. J.
Liber No. 52
Oct. 26

for the Affirmative

J. Adams

Gray

Harris

W. Adams

Ward

Allen

Waters

N. Baker

Chaille

Thomas

Jacobs

Beattys

Goldsborough

E Tilghman

Sulivane

Wright

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for the Negative

J.. Hall

Paca

J. Tilghman

Bealle

Murdock

Stoddert

Hayward

Smallwood

Gantt

Hanson

Graham

Steuart

Dent

Cresap

Magruder

Wilmer

Ringgold

Chapline

Dulany

Waring

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