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	Wolstenholme	For the affirmative Dickinson	Paca	L. H. J. Liber No. 52 June 9
	Key	N. Thomas	Hollyday
	Gresham	Steele	Cresap
	Mackall	Adair	Jennings
	Ware	Baker	Chapline	[15]

	John Ridout esquire, from the upper house delivers to M.r speaker the petition of Mary Philpott indorsed "By the upper house of assembly June 9.th 1768. Read, and referred to the lower house of assembly Signd by Order U Scott clk up. ho. Which is read, and ordered to lie on the table. John Beale Bordley esquire from the upper house delivers to M.r speaker a bill entitled an act to prevent the exportation of flour, staves, and shingles not merchantable from the town of Baltimore in Baltimore County; and to regulate the weight of hay and mea- sure of grain salt, flax-seed, and fire-wood within the said town, indorsed "By the upper house of assembly June 6.th 1768: Read the first time and ordered to lie on the table. Sign'd by order U Scott cl: up: ho "By the upper house of assembly June 9.th 1768: Read the second time and will pass" Sign'd by order U Scott: clk up: ho:
	Which bill was read here and pass'd for ingrossing The house adjourns til 2. o'clock Post meridiem. The house met according to adjournment On motion ordered that a bill be brought in to revive an act entitled an act to establish a market at the market house in Chester town in Kent County; and for the regulation of the said markett M.r Smallwood brings in and delivers to M.r speaker the following report By the committee appointed to inspect into the state and con- dition of the arms and ammunition, and amounts relating thereto. Your committee in obedience to the directions of the honorable house having examined the magazine in the city of Annapolis, do find there is now in the possession of the armourer, the following arms and ammunition viz.t In the council chamber 185. Musketts, with slings, which appear to be in good order 23. halberts 19. pikes	p. 511