332 Assembly Proceedings, June 15-July 3, 1773.

U. H. J.
Liber No. 36
July 2

A Bill entitled "An Act for the better regulating Attachments."

A Bill entitled "An Act to enable the Representatives of Deceased
Treasurers to Pay over the Ballances in their Hands"
These Bills were Read and Assented to by this House, and Or-
dered to be so Subscribed; the Paper Bills so Endorsed are sent to
the Lower House by John Ridout Esquire.

Ordered that the Clerk of this House receive the same Fees on all
Private Bills Passed this Session as shall be Paid to the Clerk of the
Lower House

Adjourned until to Morrow Morning Ten of the Clock.

July 3

Saturday Morning 3.^d July 1773.
The House met again according to Adjournment.

Present as Yesterday.
Daniel of Saint Tho.^s Jenifer and George Plater Esquires are
sent to acquaint the Members of the Lower House, that His Ex-
cellency requires their Attendance in the Upper House immediately,
to see the Bills passed this Session receive the Assent.

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The Lower House attend and by their Speaker present to His
Excellency the following Bills.

A Bill entitled "An Act concerning Estates-tail and the Jurisdic-
tion of the County Courts."
A Bill entitled "An Act to continue the Acts of Assembly therein
mentioned."
A Bill entitled "An Act reviving and continuing an Act entitled
An Act for amending and repairing the Publick Roads in Baltimore
County."
A Bill entitled "An Act for the Enlargement of Baltimore Town."
A Bill entitled "An Act to prevent counterfeiting the Paper Money
of other Colonies."
A Bill entitled "An Act to enable the Commissioners for Emitting
Bills of Credit to provide Stationary for the use of the Upper and
Lower Houses of Assembly."

A Bill entitled "An Act to continue the Acts therein mentioned."
A Bill entitled "An Act for the Relief of John M^cClure and
others."
A Bill entitled "An Act to explain an Act relating to Leases made
by the Rector Vestrymen and Church Wardens of Saint Annes
Parish."
A Bill entitled "An Act for the Relief of the poor in Frederick

County."