John Rousby Esqr from the Upper House delivers Mr
Speaker the Bill for Relieving the Inhabitants &c: thus
Endorst Viz.
By the Upper House of Assembly.
Octor the 27th 1725
Read and will Pass, with this provision that where any
Sheriff or Sheriffs have actually paid Money to any Officer
or Officers on account of fees put into their Hands to Col-
lect and have not Recd the said fees that the officer or Officers
reimburse the said Sheriff or Sheriffs the severall Sums of
Money so paid
Sign'd p Order Geo: Plater Cl. Up: ho :
Whereupon the Bill was amended accordingly and past
for Engrossing.
A Bill in favour of Orlando Griffith and Katherine his
Wife was Read the first and second times by Especiall order
and past, which was so Endorst, and Sent to the Upper
House by Mr Beal and Mr Warfield. They Return and say
they delivered it.
Collo Ward from the Upper House delivers Mr Speaker
the following Message viz:
By the Upper House of Assembly
Octor the 27th 1725
Gentlemen.
We agree with Your Message of the 25th Instant by Collo
Mackall and Collo Tho: Truman Greenfield, Relating to the
Report of the Conf errees, only think it needf ull that provision
be made in the Bill to Restrain any person or persons as
Chamber Councill or Councellors from taking or Exacting
any fee or fees in money or otherwise other than such fee
or fees as the wisdom of the Legislature shall think meet to
allow them for if such Liberty be given to such Chamber
Councellors we Concieve the good Intent of the Bill for
Regulating Attorneys' fees will be found Ineffectuall and
further we Concieve it necessary that Care be taken in the
Bill that Attorneys Councellors &ca May be prevented from
taking Money from their Clients under pretence of Selling
the Tobo they are by Law Entituled to, and we likewise deem
it Reasonable to allow Every Attorney Rideing the Circuit
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