60 Assembly Proceedings, Oct. 23-Nov. 3, 1711.

L. H. J.
Lib. 41

Col^o Addison enters the House and delivers M^r Speaker
Bill for reinvesting Seward's Heirs into Land Indorsed

31^st October 1711
By the Council in Assembly

The Lord Proprietary having no Agent at present to be
heard to this Bill it's referred to the next Session according
to former Order
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Council.

Also Prince George's County Petition about the Ferry.
The House adjourned till to Morrow Morning Nine O'Clock.

Thursday I^st November 1711

The House met according to Adjournment Being called
over were present as Yesterday except M^r William Wilkinson
who had Leave to go Home.
Read what was done Yesterday
Bill investing Land in Richard Bennett Esq. again read and
committed for Amendment
Bill investing Land in Seward's Heirs again read and re-
ferred till next Session of Assembly
Ordered the Treasurer of the Western Shore send for a
Flagg and six Drum Lines for the publick use and at their
Cost and Risque.
The Honble Col^o Tilghman enters the House and delivers
M^r Speaker the Journal of the Committee of Accounts assented
to by the Honble Council
M^r Philips, M^r Bordley, M^r Hill, M^r Bradford and M^r Scott
appointed to join with some Members of her Majesty's Honble
Council to apportion the publick Levy.
The following ingrossed Bills read,
1. Ingrossed Bill appointing how long Runaways shall be
in Prison
2. Ingrossed Bill reviving and continuing the Act for regu-
lating the Militia
3. Ingrossed Bill to reform the ill Practice of High Sheriffs
4. Ingrossed Bill confirming the Title of Land to Col^o Hol-
land Sam^l Chew and Richard Harrison &^c
5. Ingrossed Bill for Relief of Tobias and John Pollard
6. Ingrossed Bill reviving and continuing the Act for Limi-
tation of Officers Fees.