430 Assembly Proceedings, October 9-November 3, 1722.

L.H.J.

House requires him to make a return of all the papers relate-

ing to Maj^r Sewalls and the Indians Lands Immediately.
Resolved that the Chancellor be allow'd Eight hundred p^ds
of Tobacco for the Copys of the Sev^rall bodys of Laws made
in July Assembly Last and two hundred pounds of Tobacco
for February Laws sent to the Severall Counties.
The Comitte of Laws bring into the House a Bill to regu-
late prosecucons in Criminall Cases,

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A Bill for the Amendment of the Law and the Speedier
Advancement of Justice in relation to the Assessing of Dam-
ages, And
A Bill for Continuing all Causes in the high Court of Ap-
peals from the Court that was Appointed to be held in July
1722 for the Time therein Menconed, Which were read the
first and Second times by Especiall Order and past which
were Severally Endorst and Sent to the upp^r House by M^r
Beale and Three Others
They return and say they Delivered them.
A Bill for preventing the Destroying of boundaries was
read the first and Second Times by Especial Order and past
which was so endorst and Sent to the upper House by M^r
Stoddert and M^r Lloyd.

They return and Say they Delivered it.
The House Adjourns till Monday Morning nine of the
Clock.

Monday Octob^r the 22^d 1722.
The House meets According to Adjournment.
Saturdays Proceedings are Read.
Resolved that the Comittee of Accounts Close their Ac-
counts and make Allowances till Saturday next.
The Peticon of W^m Bozman and Sarah his wife referred
from last Sessions was read & Rejected.
Resolved that a Bill be bro^t in for the Speedier Examination
of Evidences in relacon to the bounds of Land and for Giving
Security On Injunction Bonds.
And that a Supplementary Bill be brought in to the Act for
the better Administracon of Justice in Testamentary affairs.
And that a Supplementary Bill be bro^t in to the Act for
repairing Public Records
Resolved that Coll: Jn^o Mackall Tho: Bordley Esq^r M^r Rob^t

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Tyler M^r James Lloyd Col: John Ward and M^r Robert King
be a Comittee to join with Some Members of the upper House
to Consider of some Methods for the disposing of the Money