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Sent to the Lower house by Cha. Calvert Esq^r
An Engros'd Bill from the Lower house by Capt. Dent and Gor-
don Entituled
An Act Concerning Tobacco thus Subscribed Viz.

October the 28^th 1727
Read and assented to by the Lower house of Assembly and
Sign'd p order M Jenefer Cl. Lo. Ho.

Read and assented to by this house and ordered to be so Sub-
scribed
The Paper Bill so Endors'd is sent down to the Lower house by
Nicholas Lowe Esq^r

A Message from the Lower house by M^r Walter Smith and M^r
Pemberton Viz.

By the Lower house of Assembly October the 28th 1727
May it please your Honours
It has been already propos'd in our house to repeale the Act Pro-
hibiting the importacon of Bread Beer &c and Voted it should not
be repealed of which opinion the Majority of this house still Con-
tinues
Signd p order M Jenefer Cl. Lo. Ho.

A Bill from the Lower [House] by Leiu^t Coll Gale and M^r Benj.
Mackall thus Endors'd Viz.

An Act for the Releife of John Clements of Dorchester County
thus Endors'd Viz.

By the Lower house of Assembly October the 28th 1727
Read and will not Pass.
Signd p order M. Jenefer Cl. Lo. Ho.

U. H. J.

Three Engros'd Bills from the Lower house by Capt. George
Dent and M^r Mauldin Viz.
An Act for the naturalization of Peter Mongomery of Charles
County Planter and his Children
An Act for the makeing good and Valid in Law a Deed Indented
duely Executed and acknowledged but not Recorded from James
Presbury and Martha his wife to William Marshall and Mary his
wife

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