1860.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.          619

Briscoe,	Legg,	Denison, Balt. city
Ford,	Starkey,	Coudy,
Worthington.	Dennis, of Wor.,	Eakle,
Quinlan,	Claggett,	Freaner,
Renshaw,	Salmon,	Stake,
Chaplain,	Naill,	Griffith,
Long,	Wilson, Harford,	Barnard
Stanford,	Bayless,	Beall,
Lawson,	McCoy,	McCleary,
Linthicum,	Straughn,	Brown—42.
	Negative.
Messrs. Kessler,		Johnson—2.

The said bill was then sent to the Senate.
On motion of Mr. Medders,

The rules were suspended to enable him to present the fol-
lowing:

To the Honorable,

The General Assembly of Maryland:

The undersigned, trustees of the Shrewsbury Academy, in
Kent county, beg leave to report:

That they have complied with the law granting to Shrews-
bury Academy the sum of one hundred dollars for the educa-
tion of five poor children.

That the academy is at present not in operation, owing to
a severe indisposition of the teacher engaged; but will be, as
soon as his health is sufficiently restored.

The trustees respectfully ask a continuance of the hundred
dollars.

JAMES HEIGHE,
T. N. TAYMAN,
JOHN M. ARMSTRONG,
WILLIAM MOFFETT,

Trustees.
February 1st, 1860.

Which was read, and referred to the committee on Educa-
tion.

On motion of Mr. Wootton,

The rules were suspended, and leave was granted the
Prince George's county delegation to introduce a bill to allow
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company to subscribe to the