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the Seal of New Castle, that he is willing to acknowledge and

make over the said Lands to the said Gandevit and Read upon
their procuring an Act of Assembly for the having the said
Lands in Satisfaction for their Debt; and also upon their giv-
ing him the said Birmingham good Security to Indemnify him
the said Birmingham his Heirs &c^a from said Riddlesden;
We are of Opinion that the Intent of the Petitioners in desir-
ing an Act of Assembly in their favour, is only that we should
make good the Deficiencies in Riddlesden's Deed of Convey-
ance for want of the Acknowledgment and give them as full
Right and Title in said Lands as Riddlesden himself had, or
they themselves should have had had the s^d Deed been duly
executed. The Bill being altered, according to these Senti-
ments (as above expressed) will pass.
Signed p Ord^r Sam^l Skippon Cl. Up. Ho.

Which Bill so Endors'd is sent to the Lower House by
John Rousby Esq^r who returns and says he deliver'd it.
A' Supplementary Bill for the killing Wolves, Crows and
Squirrels from the Lower House by M^r Tyler and M^r King
thus endors'd (Viz.)

By the Lower House of Assembly October the 16^th 1722

U. H. J.

Read the first and Second Time, by especial order & will
pass.
Signed p order M: Jenifer Cl: Lo: Ho.

Order'd that the said Bill be read a first & second Time; and
the Bill was read a first and second Time; and ordered to be
thus endorsed (Viz.)

By the Upper House of Assembly

Oct^r the 16^th 1722
Read and will pass
Signed p order Sam^l Skippon Cl. Up. Ho.

Which Bill so endorsed is sent to the Lower House by Col
Holland who returns and says he delivered it
A Message from the Lower House by Col Mackall and five
more Viz.

By the Lower House of Assembly Oct. the 16^th 1722
May It please your Hon^rs
We have considered your Endorsment on the Bill for
Encouragement of Tillage &c^a and are willing that the Clause

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