348 Assembly Proceedings, May 24-June 22, 1765.

	L. H. J.		For the Negative
	Liber No. 52 June 1	Buchannan	Goldsborough	Ward
	p. 502	Ringgold	M. Tilghman	Wright
		Bordley	Hooper		[10]
		Dickinson	Steele

		The house concurs with the foregoing report; and ordered that the committee appointed to make said report, do prepare and bring in a bill accordingly. On motion, leave given to bring in a bill to promote and forward the appeal now depending between the lord proprietary and the people of this province. Ordered that M.r Murdock, M.r Johnson, M.r Hall, M.r Ringgold, M.r Hollyday M.r M Tilghman, M.r Jennings and M.r Chase do prepare and bring in the same. On reading the second time, the petition of John Hammond Dor- sey; resolved that the same be taken into consideration on Friday the tenth day of this instant Ordered that Daniel Chamier, the sheriff of Baltimore County, have notice given him by the serjeant at arms, to attend the hearing of the said petition; and that the clerk do make out a copy of this order, and of the petition to be sent to the sheriff Ordered that the clerk do make out all such summonses as shall be applied for by any of the parties Samuel Chamberlaine esquire from the upper house delivers to M.r speaker the petition of Edward Bromwell of Talbot County; the petition of sundry inhabitants of Dorchester County; the petition of Elizabeth Walls of Annapolis; and the petition of Spedding Bromwell of Talbot County; thus indorsed: "June 1.st 1768: Read and referred to the consideration of the lower house of assembly Sign'd by order U. Scott clk up: ho: Which petitions were severally read here, the first time and ordered to lie on the table. The house adjourns till to morrow morning 9 o'clock
	June 2	Thursday June 2.d The house met according to adjournment. The members were called, and all appeared as on yesterday. The proceedings of yesterday were read. M.r Hayward and M.r Buchannan have leave of absence 'til Monday next Samuel Chamberlaine esquire from the upper house delivers to M.r speaker the following message. By the upper house of assembly June 2.d 1768. Gentlemen, We herewith send you copies of two letters laid before this house by Samuel Chamberlaine esquire, naval officer of Oxford, and colonel