The Lower House. 495

And thus, [The text of this endorsement is printed at page 417.]
Mich^l Howard Esq^r from the Upper House Delivered M^r Speaker
the bill Entituled a Supplementary Act to the Act for Stay of Exe-
cution after the tenth of May Indorsed thus,

By the Upper House of Assembly I^st Aug. 1732
Read the first time and Ordered to Lye on the Table.
Signed p Order J Ross Cl Up Ho.

And thus, [See page 417.]
Phillip Lee Esq^r from the Upper House Delivered to M^r Speaker
the Paper bill Entituled an Act for the Erecting a Town in Queen
Anns County on Chester River Opposite to Chester Town &c. In-
dorsed thus,

By the Upper House of Assembly 2^d August 1732.

The Engrossed bill whereof this is the Original is read & As-
sented to,
Signed p Order. J. Ross Cl. Up. Ho.

A Bill Entituled an Act to Explain part of An Act Entituled an
Act for the Advancement of Justice. Read the first and second time
by an Especial order and Passed.
The House Adjourns untill Two of the Clock in the Afternoon.

L. H. J.

Wednesday at two of the Clock in the Afternoon,

The House met according to Adjournment, The Members were
Called and all Present as in the Morning Except M^r Wright.
George Plater Esq^r from the Upper House Delivered M^r Speaker
the bill Entituled an Act for the Releif of Robert Brooks &c. And
the bill Entituled an Act for the Releif of James Gibson &c^a And
the following Message [The text of this message is printed at
page 418.]
The Bill Entituled an Act for Emitting and making Current
Seventy two thousand Pounds &c. Read the second time by Especial
order and Passed and sent to the Upper House with the following
Message [The text of this message is printed at page 418.] By
M^r Beale and twelve more, They return and say they Delivered the
same.
An Ingrossed bill Entituled an Act to Prohibit raising of Swine
in Upper Marlborough Town &c. And an Engrossed bill Entituled
an Act reviving and Continuing an Act of Assembly of this Province
Entituled an Act for the better releif of Poor Debtors. Severally read
and Assented to, And sent to the Upper House with the paper Bills

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