1861.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 33

Mackubin,	Jacobs,	Bayless,
Briscoe,	Landing,	McCoy,
Parran,	Dennis, of Wor'r,	Coudy.
Compton,	Kessler,	Eakle,
Burgess,	Claggett,	Brining,
Ford,	Routzahn.,	Harding,
Worthington,	Johnson,	Gordon,
Denison,	Salmon,	Barnard,
Quinlan,	Naill,	McCleary,
Renshaw,	Straughn,	Roop,
Jones, of Talbot,	Warfield,	Gorsuch,
Chaplain,	Brune,	Mills,
Dennis, of Som't,	Winans,	Turner,
Long,	Pitts,	Brown— 62

NEGATIVE—Noiie.

Said bill was then sent to the Senate.

Also, a bill, entitled, an act to repeal the 19th section of
the XXIXth Article of the Code Public General Laws, and
the proviso to the 33rd section of the Vth Article of said
Code, and to extend the time for enforcing the execution of
judgments ;

Which was read the first time.

Mr. Mills, from the Select Committee, made the following
report:

The committee appointed to wait upon the clergy of this
city, beg leave to report, in conjunction with a committee on
the part of the Senate, that they have performed the duty
assigned to them* of inviting the pastorsof the several de-
nominations, to officiate alternately every morning during
the session of this body. They have all kindly consented to
render their services, and the committee have distributed
their labors according to the plan beneath submitted.

B. MILLS,
JNO. A. JOHNSON.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.

The Joint Committee of the Senate and the House of Dele-
gates respectfully request the Ministers named below to offi-
ciate upon the days designated in opening the session of their
respective Houses with prayer.
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