24 Assembly Proceedings, October 2-November 30, 1771.

U. H. J.
Liber No. 36
Nov. 5

Tuesday Morning 5.^th of November 1771.
The House met again according to Adjournment

Present as Yesterday.

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Mess.^rs Luckett and Beatty bring up a Bill entitled "An Act to
prohibit raising Swine and Geese in George Town in Frederick
County."
Read the first and second Time in the Lower House and will
pass which was Read the first and second time, by an especial
Order in this House and will pass, So Endorsed and Sent to the
Lower House by George Plater Esquire.
Mess.^rs Chamberlaine and Earle bring up a Bill entitled "An
Act for raising four pence Sterling on every Hogshead of Tobacco
Exported out of this Province, for the Support of an Agent at
London for the Service of this Province." Read the first and
second Time in the Lower House and will pass," which was Read
the first Time in this House, and ordered to lie on the Table.

Mess.^rs Smallwood and Parran bring up a Bill entitled "An
Act for Licensing Ordinary Keepers, Hawkers Pedlars, and Petty
Chapmen." Read the first and Second Time in the Lower House
and will Pass.
Adjourned until three of the Clock in the Afternoon

Eodem Die post Meridiem
The House met again according to Adjournment

Present as in the Morning
Adjourned until to Morrow Morning 10 of the Clock

Nov. 6

Wednesday Morning 6.^th of November 1771.
The House met again according to Adjournment

Present as Yesterday.
Mess.^rs Beatty and Wootton bring up a Bill entitled "An Act to
divide Prince Georges Parish in Frederick County and to erect one
new Parish, by the name of Christ Church Parish." Read the first
and Second Time in the Lower House and will Pass, which was
Read the first Time in this House and ordered to lie on the Table.

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Mess.^rs Mackall and Moale bring up an Engrossed Bill entitled
"An Act for Confirming to Samuel Cookson of Baltimore County
sundry Lands therein mentioned." Read and Assented to by the
Lower House of Assembly, which was Read and Assented to by
this House and ordered to be so Subscribed; the Paper Bill so En-
dorsed was Sent to the Lower House by George Plater Esq