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

L. II. J.

Lib. 41

Mackall, M^r Jones, M^r Hammond, M^r Tripp, M^r Sprigg, M^r
Mariartee and M^r Broome.
They return & say they delivered their Message.
The Honble Col^o Addison and Col^o Tilghman enter the
House and deliver M^r Speaker the three ingrossed Bills sent
up this Day severally indorsed

Nov^r 13^th 1712.

Read and assented to by her Majesty's Honble Council in
Assembly &
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Co.

Also Bill restraining the Inhabitants from selling Liquors to
the Indians &^ta Indorsed

Eodem Die

Read in Council & will pass
W Bladen Cl. Council

Read again in the House and past for ingrossing
Moved that Leave be given to Benjamin Woodward and
Mary his Wife to exhibit a Petition to this House and Leave
given accordingly Which Petition being read Ord^d it be in-
dorsed

By the House of Delegates
13^th Nov. 1712

The within Petition Read and Resolved That Col^o Thomas
Smithson and M^r Tho^s Hicks be served with Copies thereof
and that unless they appear the next Session of Assembly
and shew Cause to the contrary on Oath of such Service and
no Cause shewn, Leave be given to bring in a Bill as prayed.
Signed p Ord^r R. Dallam Cl. Ho. Del.

p. 367

Bill relieving some Aggrievances again Read and Resolved
the same wants some Amendments and that a Message be
prepared to acquaint the Council thereof as followeth,

By the House of Delegates
Nov^r 13^th 1712

Upon reading this Bill this Day we observe the Clause in
ffolio 2 is contrary to the Intent of your Honours and this
House as the Messengers herewith sent will remark to your
Honours We desire the same may be amended by leaving out