The Lower House. 187

to convey the Land therein mentioned was read a first and second
Time by an especial Order, passed, and sent to the Upper House
with the Paper Bill N.° 28 by M.^r Smallwood and M.^r Moale
The Bill entitled An Act for amending and declaring the Law in
the Cases therein mentioned was read with the Amendments for
which it had been committed, passed, and sent to the Upper House
by M.^r Paca and M.^r Chase.

Benedict Calvert Esq.^r from the Upper House delivers to M.^r
Speaker the Bill entitled An Act to enable the Executors of Thomas
Colvill to convey the Land therein mentioned thus indorsed "By
the Upper House of Assembly Nov.^r 20.^th 1771 Read the first and
second Time by an especial Order and will pass

Signed by Order U Scott Cl Up Ho."

Which was read here and passed for ingrossing

The Bill entitled An Act to regulate the Criminal Business of
Baltimore County is referred for Consideration next Session of
Assembly.

The Bill entitled An Act for the Relief of the Sufferers at Bladens-
burgh Ware-House was read a second Time and the Question was
put that the said Bill do pass? Resolved in the Affirmative

L. H. J.

Liber No. 54
Nov. 20

For the Affirmative

Worthington,

Hawkins,

Hall,

Hammond,

Moale,

Tilghman,

Weems,

Ward,

Chamberlaine,

Smallwood,

Beall,

T. Wright,

Harrison,

Tyler,

Wootton,

Ware,

Contee,

Beatty.

[18]

For the Negative

Gresham,

Adams,

Thomas,

Buchanan,

Richardson,

Earle,

Johnson,

Risteau,

Luckett,

Chase,

Deye,

Hagar.

Mackall,

Baxter,

[16]

Gale,

Paca,