The Upper House. 443

Charles County besides the Lotts which have been already taken up
pursuant to the Directions of former Laws and to restrain the In-
habitants from keeping any Stock, except within their Inclosures
in the s^d Town

U. H. J.

A Supplementary Act ¹ to the Act for Stay of Execution after the
Tenth of May.

Chap. XXII

An Act Repealing part of An Act Entituled an Act Laying an
Imposition on Negroes and on Several Sorts of Liquor imported
and also on Irish Servants to prevent the Importing to [o] great a
Number of Irish Papists into this Province

" XXIII

p. 245

An Act for the Erecting a Town at the Bridge near the head of
Great Choptank River in Dorchester and Queen Ann Counties.

Chap. XXIV

An Act ascertaining the Gauge and Tare of Tobacco hh^ds

" XXV

An Act ² to Explain part of An Act Entituled an Act for the Ad-
vancement of Justice

" XXVI

An Act ³ for the Speedy Recovery of Small Debts out of Court
before a Single Justice of the Peace

" XXVII

An Act for the Assesment of Sixty Thousand pounds of To-
bacco on the Taxable Inhabitants of Durham parish in Charles
County for the building a Church.

Chap.
XXVIII

An Act for the Assesment of so much Tobacco on the Inhabitants
of S^t Paul's parish in Prince Georges County as will build them a
New parish Church & Chappel of Ease.

Chap. XXIX

An Act ⁴ for Raising a Duty of three pence p hh^d on all Tobacco
Exported out of this Province for the uses therein mentioned

" XXX

An Act for laying an Imposition of three pence p hh^d on all
Tobacco to be Exported out of this Province for the time therein
mentioned

" XXXI

An Act for the Relief of Alexander Simms & Archibald Johnson
languishing Prisoners in S^t Marys County Goal

" XXXI I

An Act empowering a Committee to Lay Assess and Apportion
the publick Levy for this present Year one Thousand Seven hundred
& Thirty Two

After which His Excellency is pleased to Conclude this Session
in the following Manner

Gentlemen
The publick Business of this Session being at an End I with the
Advice of his Lordships Council of State do prorogue this Assembly

¹ Supplements 1715, ch. 33.
² Explains 1723, ch. 12.
³ Continued by 1736, ch. I; 1742, ch. 2, and 1746, ch. 6; expired in 1750.
⁴ Continued by 1733, ch. n and 1736, ch. 2; expired in 1739.

Chap.
XXXIII