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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, October 1720-1723
Volume 34, Page 242   View pdf image (33K)   << PREVIOUS  NEXT >>
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242 Assembly Proceedings, July 18-August 5, 1721.

L.H.J.

A Bill for Encouragement of Tillage and Relief of poor
Debtors was Read the first & second Times by Especial Order
and will Pass. Which being so Endorst was sent to the Upper
House by Mr Dashiel and Mr Clayton. They Return and Say
they have Delivered it.
An Engrost Bill for Reviving and Continuing an Act for
Regulateing Ordinarys was Read and Assented to And being
so Endorsed was Sent to the Upper House by Mr Tasker and
Mr Waughop.
They Return and Say they have Delivered it.
The House Adjourns till to Morrow Morning Eight a
Clock.

Fryday August 4th 1721.

The house Meets According to Adjourmt Yesterdays pro-
ceedings are Read.
The Journal of the Committee of Accounts is Read and

p. 59

Ordered to be thus Endorsed Viz.
August the 4th 1721.
Read and Assented to by the Lower House of Assembly and
Signed p Order M Jenifer Clk. Lo Ho

And Sent to the Upper House by the Gentlemen of that
Committee. Who Return & Say They Delivered it.
An Engrossed Bill for preventing the making Trashy To-
bacco and for Bettering the Staple of this Province being
Read, and Assented to and Sent to the Upper House by the
Committee of Laws, They Return and Say They have Deliv-
ered it.

An Engrost Bill for Relief of John Connaway a Languish-
ing Prisoner being Read and Assented to is so Endorst.
And An Engrost Bill for Relieving and Freeing the Inhabi-
tants of this Province from paying Duty for Negroes &c being
Read and Assented to is so Endorst.
And Sent to the Upper House by Mr James Smith and Mr
Clayton. They Return and say They have Delivered them.
James Bowles Esqr from the Upper House Delivers Mr
Speaker the Petition of Several Poor Prisoners thus Endorst
Viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly
August the 4th 1721 .
Gentlemen. The within Petition being Read and Con-
sidered of, It is Recommended to your House, that such Per-



 
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