10 Assembly Proceedings, October 13-29, 1773.

U. H. J.
Liber No. 36
Oct. 22

Mess.^rs John Hall and Turbutt Wright bring up a Bill, entitled.
"An Act for the Regulation of the Staple of Tobacco, and pre-
venting Frauds in His Majesty's Customs." Read the first and
second Time in the Lower House and will Pass, which was Read
the first Time in this House and ordered to lie on the Table.
Adjourned until to Morrow Morning Ten of the Clock

Oct. 23

Saturday Morning 23.^d October 1773.
The House met again according to Adjournment.

Present as Yesterday.

Mess.^rs Wootton and Beatty bring up a Bill, entitled "An Act
for quieting sundry the Inhabitants of Frederick County in their
Possessions." Read the first and second Time in the Lower House,
and will Pass, which was Read the first Time in this House, and
ordered to lie on the Table.
On Motion, leave is given to bring in a Bill entitled "An Act for
the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, and other Prisoners." which being
brought in immediately, was Read the first Time in this House, and
Ordered to lie on the Table.
Adjourned until Monday Morning Ten of the Clock.

Oct. 25

Monday Morning 25.^th October 1773.

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The House met again according to Adjournment

Present.

Bened^t: Calvert Esq.^r
Daniel Dulany Esq.^r
John Ridout Esq.^r

George Steuart Esq.^r
The Honble
Wilham Fitzhugh Esq.

William Hayward Esq.^r
Daniel of S.^t Tho.^s Jenifer Esq.^r
George Plater Esq.^r

Read the second Time in this House, the Bill, entitled "An Act
for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, and other Prisoners," as also
a Bill entitled "An Act for quieting sundry the Inhabitants of Fred-
erick County in their Possessions." and will Pass; these two Bills
were severally endorsed, and sent to the Lower House by William
Fitzhugh Esquire.
On Motion, Leave is given to bring in a Bill, entitled "An Act
for the Amendment of the Law" which being brought in imme-