74 Assembly Proceedings, November 16-December 23, 1773.

U. H. J.
Liber No. 36
Dec. 18

A Bill entitled "An Act to regulate the Criminal Business of
Baltimore County."
A Bill entitled "An Act for an Addition to Baltimore Town in
Baltimore County"
A Bill entitled "An Act for the speedy and effectual Publication
of the Laws of this Province and for the Encouragement of Ann
Catharine Green of the City of Annapolis Printer." and

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A Bill entitled "An Act to Establish a Market in Baltimore Town
in Baltimore County and to regulate the said Market."
All which his Excellency passed into Laws in the usual form by
Sealing them with the Right Honourable the Lord Proprietary his
Great Seal at Arms and Subscribing them on behalf of the Right
Honourable the Lord Proprietary of this Province I Will this be
a Law.
Adjourned until Monday Morning Ten of the Clock

Dec. 20

Monday Morning 20.^th December 1773.
The House met again according to Adjournment

Present

Benedict Calvert Esq Daniel of S.^t Tho.^s Jenifer Esq
Daniel Dulany Esq Benjamin Ogle Esq
John Ridout Esq Philip Thomas Lee Esq.^r
George Steuart Esq

Read the first and second Time by an Especial Order in this House
and will Pass the two following Bills Viz.^t
A Bill entitled "An Act for the more effectual Preservation of
the Breed of Wild Deer."

A Bill entitled "An Act for the Repair of the Paper Currency
Office."

These two Bills were severally Endorsed and sent to the Lower
House by Daniel of Saint Thomas Jenifer Esquire.
Read the second Time in this House the Bill entitled "An Act
for Emitting Bills of Credit and applying part thereof." and will
Pass. So Endorsed and sent to the Lower House by Daniel of Saint
Thomas Jenifer Esquire.
Mess:^rs Deye and Tolley bring up a Bill entitled "An Act for
the Relief of the Poor within the County of Baltimore." 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 Philip
Thomas Lee Esquire

Adjourned until Three of the Clock in the Afternoon