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at Emerson's Warehouse in Talbot County and for other Purposes
therein Mentioned

An Act to impower Mary Stansbury Widow and Admx with the
Will annexed of Tobias Stansbury late of Baltimore County to
sell the Lands therein Mentioned for the payment of the Debts of
the said Tobias Stansbury

An Act for Building a Church in S.^t Jame's Parish in Ann Arundel
County,

An Act for the Naturalization of Col.^o Henry Bouquet and
Frederick Victor Severally thus Subscribed
By the Lower House of Assembly 22. April 1762
Read and Assented to
Signed p Order John. A Thomas Cl, Lo, Ho.

Read and Assented to by this House and Ordered to be so Sub-
scribed a Bill by Mess.^rs Tilghman and Hollyday Entituled an
Act for the Continuance of Causes Standing for Tryal in the
Provincial Court thus Endorsed

U, H. J.
Liber No. 36
April 22

By the Lower House of Assembly 21. April 1762
Read the first and Second time by Especial Order and will Pass
Signed p Order John. A Thomas Cl, Lo, Ho,

Read and assented to by this House and sent to the Lower House
by Col.^o Henry

A Bill by Mess:^rs Earle and Ward Entituled an Additional Sup-
plementary act to the act Entituled an Act for Issuing and taken
out of the Office of the Commissioners or Trustees appointed for
emitting Bills of Credit Established by Act of Assembly the Sum
of 4500 [pounds] Current Money for the incouragement of Such able
bodyed freemen as shall voluntarily inlist them Selves into his Maj-
esty's Service for the intended Expedition against Canada and for
maintaining and conveying them to the Place of Rendezvous as also
for replacing of the said Sum and for the better regulating of Ordi-
naries and Ordinarykeepers and for other Purposes therein Men-
tioned thus Endorsed
By the Lower House of Assembly 21. April 1762.
Read the first time and Ordered to lye on the Table
Signed p Order John. A Thomas Cl, Lo, Ho,,

By the Lower House of Assembly 21. April 1762
Read the Second time and will pass
Signed p Order John. A Thomas Cl, Lo. Ho.,

Adjourned till to Morrow Morning ten of the Clock

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