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By the Upper House of Assembly 10^th June 1730

Read the second time and with the Message herewith Sent will
Pass.
Signed p Order John Ross Cl. Up. Ho.

Sent to the Lower House by Coll^o Tilghman
Amendments proposed to the Bill in favour of Henry Wharton and
his Wife

By the Upper House of Assembly 10^th June 1730

Line 15^th After the Words Estate therein to the end of the Bill be
left out, and that the following Words be therein inserted Provided
that the said Henry Wharton and Jane his Wife Do and shall within
three Months after the End of this present Session of Assembly
make & Execute Sufficient Deeds and Conveyances in Law with
General Warranty for the Conveying and Setting three hundred and
Sixteen Acres of the said Land called Notley Hall alias Mannahoick
Neck beginning at the mouth of Bromley Creek and running up
Wicomoco River for breadth thence for length Eastwardly the whole
length of the Tract, then as the Eastermost Line of the said Tract
runs Southwardly to the Land called Bromley thence with the Line
or Lines of the said Bromley to Bromley Creek thence down the said
Creek to the beginning to contain three hundred and Sixteen Acres
to and in Justinian Jordan Sen^r and Edward Doynes as Trustees to
Enure and be to the Use and Uses of such Person or Persons for
such Estate and Estates as the aforesaid Tract of Land called Exeter
is Devised to be by the Will of the said Joshua Doyne Saving to His

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Most Sacred Majesty His Heirs and Successors The Right Honour-
able the Lord Proprietary his Heirs and Successors and all Bodys
Politick or Corporate and all others not mentioned in this Act their
Several and respective Rights.
Signed p Order John Ross Cl. Up. Ho.

The Bill Entituled an Explanatory Act of the Act for the Direc-
tions of Sheriffs in their Offices & restraining their ill practices within
this Province Read on the 9^th Instant and did not Pass Carried to
the Lower House by Philemon Lloyd Esq^r
Read the second time the Bill Entituled A Supplementary Act to
the Act Entituled An Act for the Advancement of Justice and
Ordered to be thus Endorsed.

By the Upper House of Assembly 10^th June 1730.
Read a Second time and will Pass.
Signed p Order John Ross Cl. Up. Ho.

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