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or Indian Grain or Meale Horses Mares Colts or Phillyes
from Pensilvania And the Territorys thereto belonging by
especial Order Read in their House the first & second times
& Endorsed will pass
Which Bill being read at the Board It was thereupon recom-
mended to the House of Delegates that the words in the
fourth Line in the second folio Viz In the day, be omitted

And that the Liberty of seizing such prohibited Goods be at
any time, Otherwise the Intent of the Law may be avoided
by Importation in the night. With which Amendment this

U. H. J.

said Bill will pass at this Board, And being so Endorsed was
sent to the Delegates by Mr Lloyd
The Bill for repealing a Clause in an Act of Assembly
Entituled an Act for Establishment of religious Worship in
this Province &c And also for appointing the Oaths of
Abjuration to be taken in the Province was read at the Board
by Especial order the first & second times And being En-
dorsed will pass was sent to the House by Col Ennalls & Col
Wm Whittington
Major Wilson & Mr Holdsworth brought up a Bill for Re-
lief of Peter Sawell a languishing Prisoner in Calvert County
Endorsed Read in their House the first & second time &
will pass
The Board adjourned till Nine of the Clock to morrow
morning

Friday May the 13th 1715
The Honble his Majesty's Council Sate
Present
His Excellcy the Governour

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Col Edward Lloyd
Col W Holland

John Hall Esq^r
Col Tho' Addison

The Honble

Col Tho^s Ennalls
L^t Col Saml Young
Col Thos

Col Wm Whittington
L^t Col Richd Tilghman
Greenfield

The Honble Col Holland & Capt. Greenfield two of the
visittors of the Free School presented the following Address
to his Excellcy the Governour in Council Viz

To his Excellency the Governour The honble his Majesty's
Council & The honble the House of Delegates

We the Rector Governours & visitors of the Free schools

being met together to consult the Ends for which we were

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