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for right to Eli Wolf, to construct a gate on the road leading
from Hyallstown to Barnesville, Montgomery county;

Which was read and referred to the Committee on Roads
and Highways.

Mr. Brydon presented a petition of Wm. H. Miller, Henry
Hurshman and others, of Allegany county, praying that the
commissioners of said county be authorized to appropriate a
sum of money for bridge purposes, &c.;

Which was read and referred to the Committee on Inter-
nal Improvement.

Mr. Baker presented a petition from Dr. Thomas Sim and
thirty other citizens of Frederick county, for an asylum for
the Deaf and Dnmb, near Frederick city;

Which was read and referred to a Select Committee on
that subject.

Mr. Spicer presented a petition of Henry C. Amos and 57
citizens of Harford and Baltimore counties, praying a pas-
sage of a bill authorizing the County Commissioners of Har-
ford and Baltimore counties to levy a sum of money to con-
struct a bridge across the Little Gunpowder Falls;

Which was read and referred to the Baltimore and Har-
ford county delegations.

Mr. Neilson, presented a memorial of 300 citizens of Balti-
more in favor of the modification of the present Sunday Law.

Also, a petition of 200 citizens of Baltimore, praying a
modification of the Sunday Law.

Also, a petition of 200 citizens of Baltimore, in favor of the
modification of the Sunday Law.

Also, a petition of a number of citizens of Baltimore, in fa-
vor of the modification of the Sunday Law;

Which were read and referred to Select Committee on Sun-
day Law.

Mr. Dawson presented the petition of James H. Temple
and others, relating to a public road from Templeville to
Halli Station, in Caroline county;

Which was rea't and referred to the Caroline and Queen
Anne's county delegation.

Mr. Whitaker presented the petition of Andrew Nickle and
61 others of Cecil county, against the Cecil and Harford
county Boom Bill;

Which was read and referred to the Committee on Cor-
porations.

On motion of Mr. McCulley,