The Lower House. 173

leaving out that Part relating to Custom House Officers,
Sheriffs and Clerks
W Bladen Cl. Council

Read again in the House, the Amendments agreed to, and
past for ingrossing

Bill relieving the Inhabitants from some Aggrievances they
lye under &^ta Indorsed,

Eodem Die.

Read in Council and will pass with the Amendments pro-
posed
W Bladen Cl. Council

Read again in the House, the Amendments proposed by
the Council, agreed to and some further Amendments made
by the House
Bill restraining the ill Practice of Sheriffs in executing
Writs of fieri facias &^ta Indorsed

By the Council in Assembly
Nov. 11^th 1712

Read in Council and the Consideration thereof referred to
the next Session of Assembly.
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Council

Upon reading the said Indorsment Ordered the Bill be
again indorsed —

By the House of Delegates
12^th Nov. 1712

We take this Bill to be of absolute Necessity therefore can-
not agree with your Hon^rs in referring it till another Session
but earnestly intreat your Honours to consider of it now that
it may be Enacted this Session
Signed p Order Rich^d Dallam Cl. Ho. Del.

Ordered these two last Bills be carried up to the Council
by M^r Tyler, M^r John Mackall, M^r Hill, M^r Broome, M^r Leach,
M^r James Mackall, M^r Jones, M^r Hammond, M^r Mariartee
and M^r Docwra.

They return and say they delivered the Bills
The Honble Col^o Greenberry and Col^o Tilghman enter the
House and deliver M^r Speaker the Journal of the Committee
of Accounts and the following Message

L. H. J.
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