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the Militia of this Province for the better Security and Defence
thereof and for Supplying Some Defects therein
A Bill reviving an Act entituled an Act for limitation of
Officers Fees
A Bill to reform the ill Practices of high Sheriffs within this
Province
A Bill to allow the Importation of Bread Flower and Indian
Corn from the End of this Sessions of Assembly to the End
of the next Sessions
A Bill to repeale a Certain Clause of an Act Entituled an
Act ascertaining Fees to Attornys & Practitioners of the
Laws in the Courts of this Province & for levying the same
by way of Execution
A Bill reviving and continuing of all process and proceed-
ings in S^t Mary's County Court Dorchester County Court and
Baltimore County Court from the first & second Tuesday in
November 1709 to the last Tuesday of the same month
A Bill for the removing of John Egerton late of S^t Mary's
County Planter now lying under Execution for Debt in the
Custody of the Sheriff of Calvert County.

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A Bill for relief of Tobias Pollard & John Pollard of Dor-
chester County Gentlem.
A Bill confirming and making good & Effectual in Law a
certain Deed or Release made by Susannah Tracy wife of
Tho^s Tracy late of Ann Arund County Carpenter to James
Heath of the same County Gentlem.
A Bill impowering Tho^s Edmonson of Talbot County surviv-
ing Exec of his Father John Edmonson to sell & dispose of the
Lands by the said John Edmonson left for paym^t of his Debts
A Bill confirming & making good & Valid in Law a certain
Lease or deed of Demise made between Robert Smith late of
Talbott County Esq^r dec^d and Matthew Mason of the same
County Planter
A Bill for naturalization of Dan^l Packqett of Ann Arund
County Labourer
A Bill confirming the Title of Lands therein mentioned unto
Col W^m Holland Rich^d Harrison & Sam^l Chew
Which were all Sealed with the Great Seal used in this her
Majesty's Province & by her Matys honble Coun on behalf of
her Majesty Signed and Willed to be Laws
After which the Honble the President with the Advice of
the Board told the Speaker and other Members of the House
of Delegates That the Council had thought fitt to Prorogue
them until the 28th day of March next and that they were
accordingly so prorogued
Thus Ended this Session of Assembly
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