502 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Feb. 28,
On motion of Mr. Partridge,

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,	Wilson, of Som.	Silver,
Harris,		Daniel,	Whitby,
Griffith,		Dail,	Stack,
Dorsey,		Thomas,	Partridge,
Neff,		Scott,	Abbott,
Waters,		Stubbs,	Lester,
Wilson, of Calvert,	Miller,	Hugg,
Dowell,		Rolph,	Harrington,
Stone,		Parker,	Witmer,
Wright,	Smith, of Wor,	Loughridge,
Cullings, Heath,		Davis, Carper,	Corby, Tower,
Clark,		Grove,	Kildow,
Roberts,		Hauver,	Brown,
Toadvine,		Duvall,	Smith, of Carroll
Lawson,		Jarrett,	Buffington—48.
		Negative—None.

Mr. Roberts submitted the following message:

By the House of Delegates,

February 28th, 1856.
Gentlemen of the Senate :

We respectfully request your Honorable body to recede from
the amendment you have proposed to bill number 132.

Thos. H. Kent, of Joseph, Clerk.
Which was assented to and sent to the Senate.

The bill entitled, an act to incorporate the Trustees of the Par-
sonage of the Methodist Protestant Church situated in Uniontown,

in Carroll county;

Was read the second time.

The House took up for consideration,

The Senate bill entitled, an act to promote medical science,
by legalizing dissections;                                                       

Mr. Scott moved to strike out the enacting clause;
The question being taken,