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ence on the Indians Lands which was Endorst Accordingly
and Sent to the Upper House by Cap^t Hooper and M^r Bozman.
They Return and say they Delivered it.
The House Adjourns till to morrow morning nine of the
Clock.

Tuesday Octob^r the 8^th
The House meets According to Adjournment
Yesterdays proceedings are read.
Thomas Jobson being Approved of as a Gate Keeper in the
Room of Richard Young appears before the House and is
willing to under take the same. And thereupon a mocon being

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made whether the said Thomas Jobson shall Enjoy the other
Offices with their perquisites formerly granted to the said
Richard Young after this Sessions or not?
It is Resolved that the said Thomas Jobson be Gate Keeper
and Enjoy all other profits Appendant to that Office formerly
Enjoy'd by the said Richard Young and granted to him by
this House After this Sessions and that he get the Houses
Gates and Fences repaired as soon as possible and that after
such Reparations are made that he give good security for the
due Executeing the office of Gate Keeper According to the
Resolutions last Assembly.
A Bill for the Relief of such persons as have or shall suffer
by the misconception of the Tobacco Laws was read the
first time and ordered to Lye on the Table.
James Bowles Esq^r from the Upper House delivers M^r
Speaker the following message Viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly.

Octob^r the 7^th 1723.
Gent.
This House Concurrs with your House in an Ordinance
to be Drawn up Obliging the Severall persons in whose hands
any of the Town Records or other papers relateing to the
Towns are, to deliver the same to the County Clerks as pro-
posed in your Message to-day by M^r Oldham and M^r Bozman.
Signd p Order Sam Skippon Cl Up ho.

A Bill for the Relief of William Jarvis and W^m Griffin
Languishing Prisoners in Calvert County was read the first
and second times by Especiall Order and will pass, which was
so Endorst and sent to the Upper House by M^r Smith and
Capt. Young

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