82 Assembly Proceedings, May 28-June 8, 1717.

L. H. J.

The Bill for regulating Ordinarys being read
The Question was put whether the fines for Ordinaries
Lycence's shall be 800^l Tob^o in Annapolis or 1000^l Tob^o and
500^l Tob^o or 400^l Tob^o in the Counties.
Resolved 1000^l Tob^o in Annapolis and 500^l Tob^o in the
Counties by the Majority of Votes.
The Question was put whether the Clks of the County
Courts shall receive 60 & 40^l Tob: for their fees or but 30 and
20^l Tob^o on Ordinary Lycences.
Resolved that the Clks shall have but 30 & 20^l Tob^o for their
fees.
Which Bill was Read w^th the Amendments & thus endorsed
Viz:
By the Lower House of Assembly June 6^th 1717

Read the second Time with the Amendments & will pass.
Signed p Order Mic: Jenifer Cl. Lo: Ho:

The house adjourns till one a Clock in the Afternoon.

Post Meridiem.

The House meet According to Adjournment.
The House being called over Appear as in the Forenoone.
A Bill for regulating Ordinaries Sent to the upper House
by M^r Tyler M^r Dare Cap^t Colegate and M^r Frisby.
They return and say they delivered it.
The Petition of John Oldham referred from last Sessions
to this Praying leave to bring in a Bill to empower him to
build a W^rind Mill on Oxford Town point. Leave is given to
bring in a bill to build a Wind mill on the Strand as Prayed.
Sent up to the Comittee of Laws p Col^o Mackall to be en-
grost a Bill for building a Court House for Cecill County.
M^r Lowe from the upper House delivers M^r Speaker a Sup-
plementary Bill to the Act relating to Serv^ts and Slaves thus
Endorst, Viz:

By the Upper House of Assembly June the 6^th 1717.

Read the first and Second Times and will pass.
Signed p Order John Beard Cl: up Ho

Read in this house a Supplementary Bill to the Act relating
to Servants and Slaves and ordered to be thus endorst viz^t

By the Low^r House of Ass^y June the 6^th 1717.

Read the Third Time and Past for engrosing.
Signed p Order Mic: Jenifer Cl: Lo Ho.