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Assented to by the house of Delegates which were read and
Assented to by the Councill and sent to the house by Col
Coursey.
M^r George Platers Warrants for payment to his Excellency
the nine Pence and three pence p Hhd and three pence p
Tonn for the year 1704.
Signed p order of the Councill

Original
Journal.

M^r Macall with the Publiq Levy Bill w^ch was againe read
and past with Amendments and sent to the house by Coll
Ennalls & Col Coursey.
M^r Muschamp with a Bill to prevent the Inhabitants of An-
napolis from raising and keeping horses &c.
Which was Read and will Pass with the Amendments that
every Qualified Ordinary Keeper keep Three horses and four
Calves but no Sheep Piggs or Goats but what are in Penns or
Styes and every owner of an Improved Lott to keep two
Calves lor every such Lott and one horse
Sent to the house by Coll Ennalls & M^r Coursey
Signed p order W Bladen Cl Concil

After which M^r Hudson and M^r Maclaster Bring from the
house as followeth Viz^t

By the House of Delegates
Aprill the 14th 1707.

Upon reading and debateing Your hon^rs Message of the 12th
Instant by Col Ennalls relating to Some Depositions against
M^r Joseph Hill, this house are of Opinion the said Deposi-
tions ought to be Entred upon our Journall that day The Same
was here read in the house, Upon which M^r Hill was Expelled,
Therefore this House pray Your hon^rs to Concurr that those
Depositions be now Ent^red in their Proper Place
Signed p Order W Taylard Cl h D

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After which Coll Ennalls was Sent to the house with the
said Depositions and to desire they may be Close Sealed up
untill M^r Hills Tryall was over
And the House agreeing thereto The Clarke of this Board
was Sent to Seale them up which he says he has done.
M^r Stone brought up the Engrossed Bill for apportioning
the Publiq Levy Assented to by the House of Delegates which
was likewise Assented to by the Councill and Sent to the
house by Coll Coursey.

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