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to be Broad Books, and not above three Inches thick within the
Binding and Ruled for a Margin about two Inches Broad.
Signed p ord^r M: Jenifer Cl Lo ho.

U. H. J.

Which Message being read the following Answer is pre-
pared thereto viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly Nov^r the 3^d 1722

Gentlemen. This House Concurs with you in your Mes-
sage this Day by M^r Humphries & M^r Chaires
Signed p ord^r Sam^l Skippon Cl Up ho.

Which answer was sent to the Lower House by M^r Bowles
Who returns and says he delivered it
Then the House went upon the Message yesterday of Col
Mackall and M^r Young relating to Calvert County Courl
House and ordered that the following Answer be prepared
thereto (Viz)

By the Upper House of Assembly Nov^r 3^d 1722

Gentlemen. In answer to your message yesterday by Col
Mackall and M^r Young, this House is of Opinion that the
Justices of Calvert County do, next County Court appoint any
Time they shall judge proper between this and next March
Court for the Freeholders to meet at Williamson's Old field
near Hunting Creek and give their Voices; And that the Sher-
riff of said County set up notes, at least Thirty Days before
the Time of Meeting, at all publick Places that all Persons may
have due notice thereof
Signed p ord^r Sam^l Skippon Cl. Up. ho.

And the answer is Sent to the Lower House by Col Holland
who returns and says he delivered it
Three Engrossed Bills from the Lower House by M^r Crabb
and M^r Hawkins viz.
An Engrossed Bill to enable Hugh Matthews to sell a Tract
of Land lying in Queen Ann's County called Jones's fancy
whereof Dennis Sullivan died seized
Endorsed thus Viz.

Octob^r the 24^th 1722
Amended and past for Engrossing
M:J:

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