The Lower House. 219

Eodem Die.

Read again in the House of Delegates and past for
ingrossing
An ingrossed Bill declaring all Laws heretofore made which
have been reenacted this present Sessions of Assembly to be
repealed was on the third Day of June 1715 Read and assented
to by the House of Delegates and
Signed p Order Thos Macnemara Cl. Ho. Del.

The same is sent up to the Honble Council by Major Wool-
ford & Capt. Dallahide
They return and say they delivered the Bill.
L^t Col^o Richard Tilghman from the Honble Council
acquaints Mr Speaker that the Honble Council had agreed
and assented to the following ingrossed Bill the 3d June 1715
An ingrossed Bill declaring all Laws heretofore made which
have been reenacted this present Sessions of Assembly to be
repealed.
Ordered That Mr Speaker in the Name of this House write
to Col^o Blackiston Agent for this Province about the Affairs of
this Province wherein his Negotiation is more particularly
necessary.
Mr Bordley and three more are sent to acquaint his Excellency
that there is nothing lies before this House at present. They
return & say they acquainted his Excy thereof.
L^t Col^o Samuel Young from the Honble Council acquaints
Mr Speaker that his Excellency commands him and the whole
House immediately to attend him in the Council Chamber.
Whereupon Mr Speaker and the House went to attend his
Excellency accordingly where his Excellency was pleased to
Enact the several Bills following into Laws by sealing them
with the Great Seal of this Province and indorsing them
Severally in the Manner following Viz.
On the Behalf of his Sacred Majesty King George of Great
Britain &ta I will this be a Law.
Jo. Hart.

Publick Laws past and amended this Sessions are as follows
Viz.
An ingrossed Bill for Recognition &ta
An ingrossed Bill for Importation of Bread Beer &ta Horses
& Mares from Pensylvania
An ingrossed Bill repealing a Clause in an Act for Estab-
lishment of Religious Worship and appointing the Oaths of
Abjuration to be taken in this Province

L. H. J.

p. 587