112 Assembly Proceedings, Oct. 28-Nov. 15, 1712.

U. H. J.

An Engrossed Bill for making good and valid in Law a
certain Deed of Bargain and Sale made by Edward Hancox
deceased to Thomas Johnson of Liverpoole Esq and
An Engrossed Bill for the naturalization of Samuel Guy-
chard Assented to by the House of Delegates.
Which Bills being read at this Board were assented to by
her Majesty's honble Council and sent to the House by M^r
Hall

M^r Mariartee and M^r Claggett bring up two Endorsed Bills
Viz.

A Bill for Settling Baltimore County Court House at Joppa
And a Bill for restraining Victuallers and Keepers of pub-
lick Houses from entertaining Sailors to the Prejudice of
Trade and Commerce assented to by their House
Which Bills being again read were assented to by this Board
and sent to the House of Delegates by M^r Hall
M^r Leech brought up the Journal of the Committee of Ac-
compts which was assented to by this Board and returned to
the House of Delegates by Col Greenberry and M^r Hall

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The representation of the Clergy residing on the Western
Shoar of this Province relating to several Parishes and the
publick Library being read and considered, In as much as It
is observed the Clergy of the Eastern Shoar have not joined
therein It is referred to the next Session of Assembly
The Board adjourned until nine of the Clock to morrow
morning

Thursday November the 13th 1712
The Council Sate Present as yesterday
M^r Worthington and five other Delegates bring from their
House three Engrossed Bills Viz.
A Supplementary Bill to the Act for Stay of Execution after
the tenth day of May yearly
A Bill prohibiting the exportation of hides of neat Cattle
whither tanned or untanned and old Iron out of this Province
A Bill reviving a certain Act of Assembly of this Province
for ascertaining Fees to the Attornys and Practitioners of the
Law in the Courts of this Pcovince and for levying the same
by way of Execution. Assented to by the House of Delegates

And the said Bills being again read at this Board were
assented to by her Majesty's honble Council and Sent to the
House of Delegates by Col Addison and Col Tilghman
The said M^r Worthington and the other five members
brought up the Bill restraining the Inhabitants of this Province