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Ordered That M^r Bladen have Notice that the Doors and
Windows of the Stadt-House wants Glass and Bolts and that
he has not finished the Prison and that he take Care to finish
all by the next Session of Assembly
Ordered That M^r William Taylard render an Account to
the next Session of Assembly of the Paper and Parchment
lodged in his Hands for the publick use Moved whether it be
convenient to have the publick Treasurer to be a Member of
the Council or not? Resolved it be referred for Consideration
next Session of Assembly.

L. H. J.

The Honble Col^{o
William Coursey from the Council enters
the House and delivers Mr Speaker Ingrossed Bill for Payment
and Assessment of the publick Levy Indorsed 17th Decr 1708
Then was this Bill read and assented to by her Majesty's
Honble Council and Signed p Order
W Bladen Cl. Co.}

Ordered That M^r W^m Cood High Sheriff of S^t Mary's
County attend this House the next Session of Assembly to
answer the Complaint of M^r Richard Llewellin touching his
irregular Proceedings in the Election of the present Delegates
of the said County and that M^r Llewellin then appear and
attend this House and make good the Cause of his Complaint
whereof if he fails in Ordered That he shall make Satisfaction
to the Sheriff for his false Complaint
Ordered Col<sup>o
Lowe, Colo
Smith, Mr Ungle, Mr Wright, and
Mr Storey attend his Excellency and Council and inform them
this House have nothing before them and are ready to wait
on his Excellency to compleat this Session
They return and say they delivered their Message and that
his Excellency had no further Commands to this House this
Sessions
The Honble Major Genl Lloyd, and Colo
William Holland
enter the House and acquaints Mr Speaker that his Excellency
in her Majesty's Name commands him and the whole House
to attend him immediately in the Council Chamber
The House adjourned to the Council Chamber and carry
with them the several Bills past this Session and being admit-
ted at the Council Board, Mr Speaker presented to his Excel-
lency the said Bills as following,
1 Bill ascertaining Damages on Protested Bills of Exchange.
2 Bill appointing Court Days in each respective County.
3. Bill settling the Rates of foreign Silver Coins
4. Bill confirming the Title of Land to John Hyde and the
Heir at Law of John Gandy.
5. Bill impowering Trustees to sell Land for Redemption
of a Mortgage for the Benefit of Christian Sterling a Minor.</sup>

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