174 Assembly Proceedings, April 26-June 3, 1715.

L. H. J.

Eodem Die

Read again in the House of Delegates after the Amend-
ments made and past for ingrossing
Col^o Thomas Addison from the Honble Council acquaints
Mr Speaker that the Honble Council Assented to the two
ingrossed Bills following Viz.

On the 23d Day of May 1715.
An ingrossed Bill for Attachments &ta
An ingrossed Bill for the better Administration of Justice
in the several Courts Recovery of Debts preventing Commis-
sioners and Clerks from pleading as Attorneys and for
Amerciaments in the Provincial and County Courts

p. 553

Mr Tyler from the Committee of Laws delivers Mr Speaker
a Bill for Encouragement of Tillage and Relief of poor Debtors
which was read the first and second Time in the House of
Delegates by especial Order and will pass and so indorsed.
The same is sent up to the Honble Council by Col^o Maxwell
Mr Parran Mr Hopkins and Mr Whittington
They return and say they delivered the Bill
Mr James Harris from the same Committee delivers Mr
Speaker an ingrossed Bill ascertaining what Damages shall
be allowed on protested Bills &ta
The same is ordered to be read to Morrow Morning
Col^o Thomas Greenfield from the Honble Council delivers
Mr Speaker a Bill prohibiting all Masters of Ships and Ves-
sels from transporting Persons without Passes thus indorsed.

By the Council in Assembly
May the 23d 1715

Read the first and second Time by especial Order and will
pass with the Amendments
Signed p Order W Bladen Cl. Council

The same with the Amendments made was read this Day
in the House of Del. and past for ingrossing.
The House adjourns till to Morrow Morning Seven O' Clock