Carried in the Affirmative by the Majority of Votes.
The Question was put whether the whole Law shall take
place the 10th of October next or not, Carried in the Affirma-
tive by the Majoritie of Votes. The Question was put whether
the whole Oath on Receivers shall be left out or only that
Part that Obliges them to give Information
Carried by the Majority of Votes That Only that Part as
to the Information be left out Thereupon the same was
altered Accordingly and then The Question was put whether
the Oath shall Stand as it is or not? Carried in the Affirma-
tives by the Majority of Votes.
The Question was put whether the Oath on Freighters
shall stand as it is or not? Carried in the affirmative by the
Majority of Votes.
And Thereupon the Bill was sent to the Committee of Laws
to be Amended.
James Bowles Esqr from the Upper House Delivers Mr
Speaker the Rill for Reviving the Act for Regulating Or-
dinarys thus Endorst Viz :
By the Upper House of Assembly, August the 2d 1721.
Gentlemen.
Since you Do not think fit to Come into the Measures pro-
posed; rather than so usefull a Regulation of the Ordinaries
should be laid a side, We are willing to pass the Bill as it
now Stands.
Signed p Order. John Beale Clk Up Ho
Which was Read again Ordered to be Engrost and sent
to the Committee of Laws to be Engrost.
The House Adjourns till One a Clock in the afternoon.
Post Merediem.
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