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Councill we propose it to your Consideration if it may not be
Adviseable to repeale or amend the s^d Act so far as itt relates
to the Limitation of the Continuance of Actions.
Signed p Ord^r Jn^o Beale Cl Up ho.

Sent to the Lower House by Thomas Bordley & James
Bowles Esq^r who return and Say they Delivered the same
The following message prepared Viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly
October the 14^th 1720
Gentlemen. Having duly Considered the 3^d Article of the
Governours Instructions (a Copy whereof hath been sent
you) and having perused our Joynt Address made last Ses-
sions to the Lords Baltemore and Guilford We find amongst
other things therein that we gave their Lordships our Promise
that we should with great Alacrity Embrace any opportunity

U. H. J.

that their Lordships should favourably Offer to so good and
pious an End as the propagation of Schools.
We presume you will Esteem this Article as a favourable
Offer to that Good End and that you will proceed Accordingly
Signed p Ord^r Jn^o Beale Cl Up ho.

Sent to the Lower house by Col Young and Col Addison
who return and Say they Delivered the same
This house adjourn untill nine of the Clock to morrow
morning

Saturday morning October the 15^th 1720
The House meet according to Adjournment
Present

Col William Holland Col Richard Tilghman
Col Samuel Young Henry Lowe Esq^r
John Hall Esq^r Col Matt. T. Ward
Col Tho^s Addison Thomas Bordley Esq^r
Philemon Lloyd Esq^r James Bowles Esq^r

M^r Crabb and M^r Earle from the Lower house deliver Col
Holland the following Message Viz.

By the Lower house of Assembly
October the 14^th 1720

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May It please Your Honours
In Answer to your Message of this Day by Thomas Bordley
and James Bowles Esq^rs on the Act to Limitt the Continuance

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