620 Assembly Proceedings, September 23-October 26, 1723.

L. H. J.

A Bill for the Relief of George Robins of Talbott County
Gent was read again and for that it Appears that the Heirs
of Job Evans have had notice thereof who Answer that they
know nothing thereof as Appears by the Affidavit of John
Taylor, the Bill is read Again and Endorst Accordingly and
sent to the Upper House by M^r Sherwood and M^r Oldham.
They Return and Say they Delivered it.
Col^o Addison from the Upper House delivers M^r Speaker
the Bill for relief of Elizabeth Major thus Endorst Viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly

October the 2^d 1723.
Read and will pass.

Sign'd p Order Sam Skippon Cl. Up. Ho.

Thereupon the Same past for Engrossing.
On reading the Petition of Patrick Sympson and on hearing
the Allegations of all parties concernd by their Councill and
Severall Evidences produced on both Sides the Question was
put whether a Bill shall be brought in for his relief or not?
It passed in the negative Thereupon the petition is re-
jected.
M^r Bozman and M^r Sol. Wright added to the Committee
of Elections and priviledges.
An Engrost Bill for the Ease of the Inhabitants in Examin-

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ing Evidences relateing to the bounds of Lands and in the
Manner of obtaining Injunctions was read and Assented to
and was so Endorst and sent to the Upper House by M^r
Waughop and M^r Jordan.
They Return and Say they Delivered it.
On a Motion made by the Committee of Accounts,
Resolved that no Allowance be made to Any of the members
of his Lordships Hon^rble Councill for their Attendance out of
Assembly times Except at Such times as they or any of them
shall sit and Attend in the high Court of Appeals.
Col^o Tilghman from the Upper House Delivers M^r Speaker
the petition of John Medcalf a Prisoner in Prince Georges
County thus Endorst viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly.
October the 2^d 1723.
We think it would be proper to give timely notice to the
Creditors of the within named John Medcalf of the Intent