854           JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS            [Mar. 10,

Was read the second time; and

Three fourths of the members concurring, was read the third
time and passed by yeas and nays as follows:

	Affirmative.
Messrs. Harris,	Wilson, of Som.,	Stack,
Griffith,	Daniel,	Partridge,
Neff,	Dail,	Lester,
Waters,	Frazier,	Askew,
Wilson of Calvert,	Thomas,	Reichard,
Do well,	Scott,	Loughridge,
Stone,	Bowie,	Corby,
Chilcoat,	Timmons,	Tower,
Rankin,	Brengle,	Wickes,
Wright,	Davis,	Brown,
Cullings,	Carper,	Smith, of Carroll,
Clark, Roberts,	Hauver,	Buffington,
Jarrett,	Stewart,
Toadvine,	Silver,	Rowles—43.
Lawson,
	Negative—None.

The said bill was then sent to the Senate.             

Mr. Partridge moved the House adjourn;             

Which was determined in the negative.
The Secretary of the Senate returned the following bills:

A bill entitled, an act to amend the act entitled, an act to pro-
vide for the election of Road Supervisors in Charles county,
passed at December session 1853, chapter 310;

A bill entitled, an act to amend the charter of the Pickell Min-
ing Company;

A bill entitled, an act to incorporate the Maryland Iron and
Bolt Manufactory;                                                                 

A bill entitled, an act for the relief of William Weber, John
D. Toy, and Schley and Haller, for printing the report of the
Commissioners to revise, simplify and abridge the rules of prac-
tice and pleadings, &c, and for the relief of Thomas E. Martin,
for Legislative printing;

A bill entitled, an act a supplement to an act to authorize the
construction of a branch to the Liberty and Franklin Plank or
Turnpike Road from Jamison's Mills, to change the name of the
same, and for other purposes.

A bill entitled, an act to relieve the James A. Waddel of Dor-