336 Assembly Proceedings, May 14-Iune 6, 1719.

U. H. J.

overseers of high ways and Constables Dureing their Con-
tinuance in their Respective Stations or Businesses are Ex-
empt from Attendance as Jurrors by that Act
Wherefore this House Humbly Desires that Bill may be
Assented to as it now Stands
Signed p Order Mic Jenifer Cl: Lo: House

The Bill Disabling Thomas Macnemara Esq^r to Practice the
Law within this Province being Read the following Message
is Prepared

By the Uper House of Assembly
Gentl. June the I^st 1719.
On Reading the Bill for Disabling Thomas Macnemara
Esq^r to Practice the Law within this Province the following
Amendments are Proposed Viz.
I^st Which his Excy thought himself Indispensibly Obliged
to do by his Majesties Royall Instruction relating to the

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Offices of the Customs within this Province.
2^d As by the said Severall Indictments annexed may more
at Large Appear
The Indictments Mentioned (the Copy of which are to be
Annexed) are herewith sent you for your pusal with w^ch if
Your House Concurrs the Bill will Pass
Signed p Order John Beard Cl Up Ho.

And the Question being Put whether it shall Pass with the
Amendments or not Resolved nemine Contradicente it Pass.
Sent by Col Young & Esq^r Hall who Return & Say they
Delivered it.
Col Hynson & Eleven Others with a Bill for Limitation of
Officers Fees Passed by the Lower House.

The House Adjourns till Afternoon

Post Merediem
The House meett According To Adjournment
Present as before noon

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An Act Reviving an Act for the Encouragement of Tillage
& Relief of Poor Debtors being Brought from the Lower
House Endorsed that the Law does not need the Amendment
Proposed And being Read in this House is Endorsed that it
will not Pass without the Amendm^ts And Sent Down by Col
Addison who Returns & Says he Delivered it