And sent to the Senate.                                       

Mr. Dail, moved that the House do now adjourn,

Which was determined in the negative.

Mr. Daniel moved a suspension of the rules in order to give a
third reading to the bill, entitled an act to make valid a deed of
manumission from Thomas Lord to negress Caroline,

On motion of Mr. Merrick,                                                 

The House adjourned.

THURSDAY, January 10, 1856.

The House met. Present at the call of the roll the following
members:

Messrs. Speaker, Plowden, Griffith, Sudler, Dorsey, Neff, Wa-
ters, Wilson, of Calvert, Dowell, Stone, Chilcoat, Rankin, Wright,
Cullings, Heath, Clark, Roberts, Toadvine, Lawson, Wilson, of
Somerset, Daniel, Dail, Scott, Miller, Brooke, Bowie, Goldsbo-
rough, Parker, Timmons, Smith, of Worcester, Brengle, Davis,
Carper, Grove, Wolfe, Duvall, Jarrett, Silver, Whitby, Stack,
Kennedy, Partridge, Abbott, Lester, Askew, Harrington, Fiery,
Witmer, Reichard, Loughridge, Corby, Harding, Hall, Tower,
Wickes, Frey, Smith, of Carroll, Buffington, Stewart, Rowles.