536 Assembly Proceedings, July 12-25, 1726.

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dress & shall think my self happy in being any way's instru-
mentall towards the Welfare of the Province
Cha Calvert
To the honble Speaker and the Lower House of Assembly

The House adjourns till two of the Clock in the Afternoon

Post Merediem
The House met
The Bill directing the payment of criminall Servants Fees
referr'd from last Sessions was read and Comitted for Amend-
ment.

A Motion being made that the Printer has refused to print
the Proceedings of the two last Sessions of Assembly accord-
ing to the Directions of John Beale & Vachel Denton Esq^r
who were appointed to make a Collection thereof,
M^r William Parks the Printer appears and being demanded
the Reason why he refus'd so to do, Answers that his Hon^r
the Governeur ordered him not [to] print them untill the
Bodies of Laws were first finished.
On reading the Petition of Thomas Osborn referr'd from
last Sessions Leave is given to bring in a Bill as pray'd.
The Pet^o of Thomas Larkin Gent, ag^t the Justices of Ann
arundell County is to be proceeded on at two of the Clock in
the afternoon on Monday next & Ord^r of Notice made out
accordingly

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Benjamin Tasker Esq^r from the Upper House delivers M^r
Speaker The Petition of the Executors of Levin Denwood
Gent, deced thus endorst viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly July the 14^th 1726

The within petition being read is recomended to the Con-
sideration of the lower House of Assembly the Terr tenants
of the Lands within mentioned & all other persons concerned
therein having Notice thereof.
Signd p Order Geo. Plater Cl. Up. Ho.

Which being read the same is referr'd till next Sessions
of Assembly and Ordered that Notice be given Accordingly
by setting up Copies of the said petition and the Orders
thereon at the most publick Places in the severall Counties
within this Province.