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Resolved, that the further consideration on the said petition, so
far as relates to the sitting, be postponed 'til Tuesday next
Resolved also that the house will then take into consideration the
petition of Charles Ridgley jun.r and others, against M.r Thomas
Cockey Deye
M.r Ridgley, M.r Adair, and M.r Moale, have leave of absence
'til Tuesday next
The Governor communicates to M.r speaker the following message.
Gentlemen of the lower house of assembly,
M.r Isaac Baker and M.r John Kimbol, of Frederick County,
having represented to me that two accounts, which were during the
former sessions, delivered in by them respectively to the committee
of accounts, were by some means or other mislaid or overlooked,
so that no allowances were made to them in the journal passed at
the last sessions, for sundry just and equitable claims they had on
the public, I advised them to state their claims in other accounts,
and promised to recommend the same to your consideration which I
now do, not doubting but you will, on examining the same, make
them such satisfaction or allowance, as shall appear reasonable.
11.th June 1768. Hor° Sharpe
Upon taking into consideration that part of the petition of John
Hammond Dorsey, which charges the the sheriff of Baltimore County
with mal-conduct in the election of members for that County, it is
unanimously resolved, that the said sheriff behaved himself fairly
and impartially, and that he be discharged from further attendance;
and that the petitioner shall pay him his costs.
The house adjourns 'til Monday morning 9 o'clock
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Monday June 13.th
The house met according to adjournment. The members were
called and all appeared as on on Saturday, except M.r Hanson, M.r
Smallwood, M.r Ware, M.r Gantt, M.r Gresham, M.r Steele, M.r
Grahame, and M.r Tyler. The proceedings of Saturday were read.
M.r Baker has leave of absence. M.r Tyler appeared in the house.
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