Resolved the Jurors be allowed for their Itinerant Charges
and Attendance in the same Manner as allowances to Evi-
dences Sumoned To attend the Provincial Court are to be
paid by the publick.
And That a Bill be prepared for that purpose
Col Tilghman from the Upper House Delivers Mr Speaker
the Bill for regulating Amerciamts &ca thus Endorst Viz.
By the Uppr House of Assembly 8ber 24th 1722
This Bill being read wee find the Last Enacting Clause
will Erect such an Arbitrary Judicature as is intirely un-
known to our Laws and which may hereafter be the source
of inumerable evills to the People by Creating Tedious Dis-
putes between the Courts and the Lawyers to the great Delay
of business, without that Clause the Bill will pass.
Signd p ordr Saml Skippon Cl. up. ho.
Bill to enable James Lloyd & Anne his Wife and Deborah
Pemberton surviving Executors of Robert Grundy Deced to
Convey the Lands and Water Mill therein menconed accord-
ing to the sales thereof made by the Deced in his Life Time,
was read the first & Second Times by Especial ordr and past,
which was so endorst and sent to the uppr House, by Mr Sher-
wood & Mr Oldham
They return & say they Delivered it
Mr Stoddert from the Comittee of Laws, Returns the fol-
lowing report on Majr Sewall's Petition Viz :
By the Comitte of Laws 24th 8ber 1722.
Upon Enquiry into the truth of the Allegacons Contained
in Mr Nicholas Sewall's Peticon,
We find that sd Sewalls grants of the Land called Darby
Three Thousand Acres, were prior to the Grant to the Indians
Likewise that the Land called Indian Neck is included within
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