438 Assembly Proceedings, July 10-August 8, 1729.

L. H. J.

John Hall Esq^r from the Upper House delivered to M^r Speaker
the following Message Viz. [The text of this message is printed at
page 561.]
The Bill Entituled a Supplementary Act to the Act Entituled an
Act for emproving the Staple of Tobacco &c^a Was read the first and
Second time by an Especial order and Passed and sent to the Upper
House with the following Message Viz. [The text of this message
is printed at page 361.]

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By M^r Beale and five more who return and say they went to De-
liver the said Message and bill but Could not the Upper House hav-
ing Adjourned.
The House Adjourns untill Monday Morning at 8 of the Clock.

August 4

Monday Aug^t the 4^th 1729

The House met according to Adjournment. The Members were
Called over and all Present as on Saturday Except M^r Gordon, the
Proceedings of Saturday were read.

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The Message and Bill that were Sent to be Delivered on Saturday
were Sent to day by M^r Beale & five more. Who return and Say they
Delivered the Same.
On Reading the Bill Entituled an Act reviving & Continuing an
Act Entituled an Act to restrain the ill Practices of Attorny's &c.
the second time the Question was Put whether the said Bill should
Pass or that it should be sent to the Upper House not Passed with a
Message. Resolved that the said Bill should Pass.
Which Bill was Accordingly Indorsed and Sent to the Upper
House by James Hollyday Esq^r and M^r George who return and Say
they Delivered the Same.
M^r Waughop hath Leave of the House to go home.
The Ingrossed Bill against Ingrossers & Regrators, and the In-
grossed Bill Entituled an Act for the Releif of Christopher Gardiner
a Languishing Prisoner in Baltemore County Gaol were Severally
read and Assented to by this House and Sent to the Upper House
with the paper Bills thereof by M^r Samuel Hanson and M^r Magruder
who return and Say they Delivered the same.
The following Message Viz. [The text of this message is printed
at page 364.]

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Was sent to the Upper House by M^r Worthington and M^r Thomp-
son with the bill Entituled an Act for the releif of Thomas Worsley
&c.
Who return and Say they Delivered the same.
The Bill Entituled an Act to prevent rigorous Prosecutions on
Sherriffs Testamentary Administration and Deputy Commissarys