202 Assembly Proceedings, October 3-November 2, 1728.

L. H. J.

The Petition of Thomas Jacks thus Indorsed (viz)

By the Upper House of Assembly October 10^th 1728.

Read and referred to the Consideration of the Lower House of
Assembly.
Signed p Order. Geo. Plater Cl. Up. Ha.

p. 43

Coll^o Ward from the Upper House delivers to M^r Speaker the
Bill Entituled an Act to repeal an Act Entituled an Act Prohibiting
the Importation of Bread Beer flower Malt Wheat or other Indian
or English Grain or Meal, horses Mares Colts or Fillies from
Pensilvania and the Territories thereto belonging with the follow-
ing Indorsement Viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly, October 8^th 1728.
Read the first time and Ordered to Lie on the Table.
Signed p Order. Geo: Plater Cl: Up: Ho.

And Indorsed thus Viz. [The text of this endorsement is printed
at page 114.]
M^r George Robins having Pressing Occasions that require his
Presence at home on his Application to the House hath leave given
him to go.
The Bill Entituled an Act to repeal an Act entituled an Act Pro-
hibiting the Importation of bread Beer, flower, Malt, Wheat, or
other Indian or English Grain or Meal horses, Mares, Colts or
Fillies from Pensilvania and the Territories thereto belonging be-
ing read was with the Amendments Proposed Passed for Ingross-
ing.

John Rousby Esq^r from the Upper House delivered to M^r
Speaker the Bill Entituled an Act for the releif of John Beale of
Charles County with these Indorsements viz.

By the Upper House of Assembly October 9^th 1728.
Read the first Time and Ordered to lie on the Table.
Signed p Order. Geo. Plater Cl. Up. Ho.

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And with this Indorsement viz. [The text of this endorsement is
printed at page 114.]

Which said Last Bill being read was with the Amendments Pro-
posed Passed for Ingrossing.