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of His petition which with the Petition, We recommend to
the Consideration of the Lower House of Assembly.
Sign'd p Order. Sam Skippon Cl. Up. Ho.

The Petition of Thomas Dent Gent and the Petition of
William Linton referr'd to this Day were read on hearing the
Allegations of the Creditors.
The Same are rejected.
The House Adjourns till to morrow Morning nine of the
Clock.

Thursday Octob^r the 3^d 1723
The House meets According to Adjournment
Yesterdays proceedings are read.
The Petition of Samuell Gover being read the Question was
put whether the petition shall be rece'd or rejected It was
Carried by the Majority of Voyces that it be rece'd.
The Petitions of William Diggs and Charles Diggs of
Prince Georges County and of James Carroll of Ann Arundell
County were Severally read and to prevent Applications oi
the Like nature for the future It is Resolved that a Bill be
brought in to relieve all Persons that have or shall hereafter
conceive themselves to be Aggrieved by the Judgement of a
Single Justice by Appealing to the County Courts whost
Judgements shall be finall.
Philemon Lloyd Esq from the Upper House delivers M
Speaker the Bill for relief of George Robins thus Endors
viz.

L. H. J.

By the Upper House of Assembly, October the 3^d 1723.
Read and will pass.
Sign'd p Order. Sam Skippon Cl. Up Ho.

Whereupon it passt for Engrossing.
Col^o Mackall from the Committee of Elections and priv-
Hedges,
Return the following Report viz.

By the Committee of Elections and priviledges

Octob^r the 3^d 1723
On reading the Petition of some of the Inhabitants of Dor-
Chester County against Charles Ungle Late Sherriff of the

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