308 Assembly Proceedings, March 20, 1734/5-April 24, 1735.

Session
Laws

unto the several Persons mentioned in the Journal of the Committee
of both Houses, appointed to proportion and direct the Payment of
the Money due from this Province, the several Sums of Money to
the said Several Persons directed and ordered by the said Journal ;
that is to say, Samuel Young, Esq; Treasurer of the Western Shore,
the Sum of Thirteen Hundred Forty Seven Pounds, Fourteen
Shillings and Eleven Pence, James Holliday, Esq, Treasurer of the
Eastern Shore, the Sum of Eight Hundred Forty Four Pounds,
Twelve Shillings and Seven Pence. Benjamin Tasker, Esq^r the
Sum of Thirteen Hundred Fifty Eight Pounds, Six Shillings and
Eight Pence. And the Commissioners, or Trustees, for emitting
the Paper money, the Sum of Sixteen Hundred and Seven Pounds,
One Shilling and Six Pence. And that such Payments shall dis-
charge the said Treasurers, Benjamin Tasker, Esq^r and the Com-
missioners or Trustees, for Emitting the Paper Money, of all De-
mands whatsoever, for such Money as shall be by them respectively
so paid; any Law, Usage, or Custom to the contrary, notwith-
standing.

Chap. 111
Lib. B. L. C.
p. 118

An Act to Cutt of the Entail of two Tracts of Land in Baltimore
County the one Called Mornings Choice the other Called Morn-
ings Choice Addition and to Entail in Lew Thereof Part of Vul-
cans Rest in Cecil County.

Whereas William Douglas & Mary bis wife by their Humble
Petition to this General Assembly have Set forth & Shewn that on
the fourth Day of May Anno Domini Seventeen hundred & three
John Scull Late of Baltimore County made his Last Will & Testa-
ment & Amongst other things Devised to his Daughter Mary Scull
now the Wife of the s^d William Douglas his then Dwelling Planta-
tion with two Tracts of Land belonging to the Same the one known
by the name of Mornings Choice the other by the name of Morn-
ings Choice Addition to her the s^d Marv & to her heirs of her Bodie
after the Decease of his then Wife & that in Case the s^d Mary should
happen to Die without Issue then he Gave the s^d two Tracts of
Land & Plantation to his Daughter Sarah Hart & her heirs for
Ever & shortly after Dyed as did his Wife & that the s^d Two
Tracts of Land are Very Indifferent Land & Lye Incommodious
to the Petitioners And further that the s^d William is Seized in ffee
of four hundred Acres of Land which is very Good in Cecil County
on the Branches of Bohemia being Part of Vulcans Rest which in
Value farr Exceeds the s^d Seven hundred Acres in Baltimore
County & that the Petitioners now have Six Sons and five Daughters
& Prayed that the Entail of the s^d two Tracts of Land might be
Cutt off and the said four hundred Acres of Land Part of the s^d
Tract of Land Called Vulcans Rest might be Intailed in the Room
thereof And for that it Appears to this General Assembly that the