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the most Valuable Estates we and our Posterity are likely to
Enjoy And whereas the Greatest Caution is Necessary to be
given by psons Enjoying places of so great Concern we take
it indispensibly to Lie on us to represent our thoughts on this
Occasion to your Excy and Hon^rs whom we Entreat to Enter
into such measures as may be most conducive for the Security
of so lasting and great an Interest for the future w^ch pre-

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caution we Humbly think necessary to be used with the Other
great Officers in this province we apprehending there has
been no Security already given on such Occasions nor any
Oath for the due Execution of their Offices.
Signed p ord^r M. Jenifer Cl Lo Ho.

Major Colegate and M^r Dollahide from the Lower House
deliver his Excy
A Bill for Reliefe of John Deavour of Baltemore County
which is thus Endorst

By the Low^r house of Assembly
Aprill 13^th 1720
Read the first and Second times by Especiall Order and will
pass. Signed p Order M Jenifer Cl Lo Ho.

This House Adjourns till to morrow morning Eight a Clock

Thursday morning Aprill 14^th 1720
The House meett according to Adjournment
Present
His Excy the Governour
Thomas Brooke Esq^r Col Holland Col Young Esq^r Hall
Esq^r Lloyd Esq^r Lowe Col Ward & Esq^r Bordley
These three following Engrost Bills Viz.
A Bill for the naturalization of Herman Kinke &c.
A Bill for Vesting in the Rector and Vestry of William anc
Mary Parish &c.
A Bill for the reliefe of Ephraim Gover &c. Being Sev^ll
read are Severally thus Written

April 14^th 1720.

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Read & Assented to by the Upper House of Assembly And
Signed p Order Jn^o Beale Cl Up Ho.

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