234 Assembly Proceedings, May 26-June 22, 1741.

L. H. J.

James Harris Esq^r from the Upper House delivers M^r Speaker
the Bill entituled An Act for Reviving An Act of Assembly, entituled
an Act for the Advancement of Justice &c^a Indorsed (See pages
154 and 182)
Col^o Gale from the Upper House delivers M^r Speaker the Bill
entituled An Act to revive and Continue An Act of Assembly of this
Province entituled An Act for the better Relief of Poor Debtors;
Indorsed (See pages 155 and 182)
Col^o Hammond from the Upper House delivers M^r Speaker the
Bill entituled An Act to revive An Act of Assembly of this Province
entituled A Supplementary Act to the Act entituled An Act for
Emitting and making Current Ninety thousand Pounds Current
Money &c^a Indorsed (See pages 164 and 182)
James Holliday Esq^r from the Upper House delivers M^r Speaker
the Bill entituled An Act for Reviving An Act of Assembly entituled
An Act for relieving the Inhabitants of this Province from some
Aggrievances in the Prosecution of Suits at Law, Indorsed (See
pages 155 and 182)
The Bill entituled An Act for the Relief of Charles Sewall of
Saint Marys County Esq^r and other Purposes therein mentioned :
Read the second time and will Pass
M^r Dulany brings in the Address to the Governor which was
Read Approved and Ordered to be Ingrossed
The Bill entituled An Act for raising three Pence per Hogshead
on all Tobacco to be exported for purchasing Arms and Ammuni-
tion &c^a was Read and committed for Amendments
The Bill entituled A supplementary Act to the Act entituled An

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Act for the Relief of Debtors &c^a Read the second time and will Pass
The House Adjourns to the Morrow Morning at 9 of the Clock

June 17

Wednesday Morning June 17. 1741

The House met according to Adjournment &c^a
M^r Aquila Paca a Member Elected to Serve in this Assembly in
Room of M^r Roger Mathews deceased appeared in the House
Ordered that Captain Sheredine and Captain Gist go to the Upper
House and see him Qualified
They return and acquaint M^r Speaker they saw him Qualified by
taking the several Oaths to the Government required by Law, by
repeating the Test and by signing the Oath of Abjuration and Test
The Gentleman took his Place in the House
The Bill entituled An Act for Relief of Charles Sewall &c^a was
sent to the Upper House, by M^r Aisquith and M^r Swann
The Address to his Excellency was brought into the Houss
Ingrossed which follows in these Words.