The 6.th Proposition, that Tobacco Inspected under private
Agreement be not a good Tender, and to be Exported in a limited
Time. Agreed.
The 7th proposition, That the Sale of Tobacco be in open Court.
Agreed
The 8.th proposition, about Allowance on Receipts. Agreed.
The 9.th and 10.th proposition relative to the Clerk of the County
and Magistrates. Agreed.
The 11.th Proposition, That Judgments on Bonds be Entered as
the use or practice hath been wants explanation. We take the
Usage to be agreeable to our Clause the Judgments on Bonds are
entered in the Courts of Justice. Penalty released, on Payment of
Principal Interests and Costs.
The 12th proposition, relative to Costs. Rejected.
The 13th proposition, That Gold and Silver be under a similar
Regulation to that of the last paper Money Act. Agreed.
The 14.th 15.th and 16.th Propositions relative to Officers and
Lawyers Fees and the Clergy. Unanimously Rejected.
The 17.th and last Proposition. Agreed when a reasonable
Mode can be Settled to ascertain what Fees are now due.
The Conferees Adjourn until to Morrow Morning 11 oClock
Wednesday Morning 6.th November 1771.
The Conferees met according to Adjournment
Present as Yesterday except M.r Hammond of the Lower
House
The Conferees of the Upper House deliver to those of the
Lower House the following.
1.st Proposition. This adhered to because it does not appear
that any Inconvenience hath arisen from the former Mode.
2.d Longer Time may be allowed to rechosen Inspectors to give
Notice as they may be allowed to lodge the Notice with the Sheriff's
of their respective Counties, in the Time limited by the Bill, to be
by them forwarded with Convenient Speed to the Clerk of the
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