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1856.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 411
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Sudler,
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Bowie,
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Abbott,
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Dorsey,
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Goldsborough,
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Valiant,
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Neff,
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Parker,
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Lester,
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Waters,
Dowell,
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Timmons
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Askew,
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Smith, of
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Wor.,
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Harrington,
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Stone,
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Brengle,
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Fiery,
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Chilcoat,
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Davis,
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Reichard,
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Rankin,
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Carper,
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Loughridge,
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Wright,
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Grove,
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Corby,
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Cullings,
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Hauver,
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Tower,
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Heath,
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Wolfe,
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Kildow,
Frey,
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Roberts,
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.Duvall,
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Toadvine,
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Jarrett,
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Brown,
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Wilson, of Som.,
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Silver,
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Smith, of Carroll,
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Daniel,
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Whitby,
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Rowles--51.
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NEGATIVE—None.
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The said bill was then returned to the Senate.
A bill entitled, an act to authorize the Orphans' Court of Kent
county and Justices of the Peace, binding out negro children, to
regulate freedom dues to the apprentices, and secure a compensa-
tion to the parent or other persons, for raising such children.
Mr. Daniel offered the following amendments;
Insert "Worcester" "Somerset" and "Caroline" in the 1st
section of the 2nd line after the word "Kent," and change the
word "court" to "courts" in said line, and the word "county" to
"counties."
The said bill was then read the third time and passed by yeas
and nays as follows :
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Affirmative.
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Messrs. Speaker,
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Scott,
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Smith,
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Harris,
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Stubbs,
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Abbott,
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Sudler,
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Bowie,
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Valiant,
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Dorsey,
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Goldsborough,
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Lester,
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Neff,
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Parker,
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Askew,
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Waters,
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Timmons,
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Harrington,
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Dowell,
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Smith, of Wor.,
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Fiery,
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Stone,
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Davis,
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Reichard,
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Chilcoat,
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Carper,
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Loughridge,
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Wright,
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Grove,
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Corby,
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Cullings,
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Hauver,
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Tower,
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Heath,
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Wolfe,
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Kildow,
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Toadvine,
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Duvall,
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Frey,
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Roberts,
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Jarrett,
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Brown,
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