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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1771 to June-July, 1773
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302 Assembly Proceedings, October 2-November 30, 1771.

Liber R. G.
1771

untill the twenty fifth Day of December which shall be in the Year
seventeen hundred and seventy two.

By the Lower House of
Assembly, November 27.th
1771. Read & assented to.
Signed by Order,
Jn.o Duckett Cl. Lo. Ho.

On Behalf of the Right
Honble the Lord Pro-
prietary of this Province
I Will this be a Law.
Rob.t Eden.

By the Upper House of
Assembly, Nov.r 27.th
1771. Read & assented to.
Signed by Order
U Scott Cl. Up. Ho.


The Great Seal
in Wax appendant


No. 35

An Act to impower Mary Louttit Executrix of James Louttit de-
ceased to convey one undivided third Part of the Mill & Land
therein mentioned.

[A Private
Act.]

Whereas it appears to this General Assembly that James Louttit
late of Caecil County deceased died seized of one undivided third
Part of a Grist Mill and thirty seven Acres & one Quarter of an
Acre of Land more or less on Peats's Creek in Ccecil County as
Tenant in Common with George Milligen and Tobias Rudolph and
which same Mill & Land they purchased of John Edwards. That
the whole Personal Estate of the aforesaid James Louttit is not
sufficient to pay his Debts. That the said James Louttit had some
Time before his Death intended to dispose of his third Part of
the said Mill & Land; that near the Time of his Death he was re-
minded of his Intention on which he said he would by all Means
have it sold but that his Executrix could do that without its being
mentioned in the Will & very soon afterwards died without im-
powering his Executrix by his Will to sell his third Part of the
Mill & Land aforesaid wherefore and in Confidence that an Act
would be obtained to enable the said Executrix to convey the said
James Louttits third Part aforesaid the aforesaid Mary Louttit
after the Death of her said Husband did join with the aforesaid
George Milligen and Tobias Rudolph in a Contract and Agreement
for the Sale of the said Mill & Land to Nicholas Hassleback & there-
fore the said Mary Loutitt by her humble Petition to this General
Assembly hath prayed that an Act may pass to impower her to convey
the said James Louttits undivided third Part of the Mill & Land
aforesaid and that the Purchase Money may be applied to the Dis-
charge of her said Husbands Debts.

p. 167

Be it therefore enacted by the Right Honourable the Lord Pro-
prietary by and with the Advice and Consent of his Lordship's
Governor and the Upper & Lower Houses of Assembly & the
Authority of the same, that the aforesaid Mary Louttit shall be & is
hereby impowered after she shall have given such Bond as is herein
after directed & on her Receipt of one third Part of the Purchase
Money agreed on for the Whole of the said Mill and Land to make
over and convey the undivided third Part of which the aforesaid



 
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