1856.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.             305

Which was adopted and sent to the Senate.

The House proceeded with the ordinary business of the
day.                                                   

A bill entitled, an act to make the salaries of officers of this
State subject to attachment,

Was read the second time.                                 

On motion of Mr. Lester,               

The rules were suspended, to take up for the second reading
a bill entitled, an act to make valid a deed purporting to be from
Edward Utley to James McMullen ;                   

Which was read the second time; and

On motion of Mr. Lester,

Three-fourths of the members concurring,

The said bill was read the third time, and passed by yeas and
nays as follows:                                 

	AFFIRMATIVE.
Messrs. Speaker,	Bowie,	Abbott,
Plowden,	Rolph,	Valiant,
Griffith,	Parker,	Lester,
Sudler,	Timmons, Hugg,
Neff,	Smith, of Wor,	Askew,
Waters,	Davis,	Harrington,
Stone,	Carper,	Fiery,
Chilcoat,	Grove,	Witmer,
Rankin,	Hauver,	Reichard,
Wright,	Wolfe,	Loughridge,
Cullings,	Duvall,	Corby,
Heath,	Silver,	Tower,
Wilson, of Som.,	Whitby,	Wickes,
Daniel,	Stack,	Kildow,
Dail,	Kennedy,	Frey,
Frazier,	Partridge,	Brown,
Stubbs,	Smith, of Balt, city	Buffington--51.
	Negative—None.

The said bill was then sent to the Senate.                 

On motion of Mr. Abbott,                  

The rules were suspended, to enable him to present a petition
from James Armitage and 26 other members of the city council
of Baltimore, praying the grant of a charter to the Green Spring
and Baltimore Turnpike Company;