222 Assembly Proceedings, April 26-June 3, 1715.

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An ingrossed Bill impowering a Committee to lay, assess
and apportion the publick Levy for this Year 1715.
An ingrossed Bill declaring all Laws heretofore made, which
have been reenacted this present Session of Assembly to be
repealed.

Private Laws passed in April Assembly 1715.

An ingrossed Bill for repealing an Act of Assembly intituled
an Act for uniting New Port Hundred now Part of King and
Queen Parish to William and Mary's Parish in Charles County
and for reuniting the same to King and Queen's Parish in
S^t Mary's County.
An ingrossed Bill for making good and valid a certain
Indenture or Deed of Bargain and Sale from William Lunn,
late of Ann Arundel County deceased to Thomas Larkin Gent.
An ingrossed Bill to supply certain Defects in the conveying
of Lands from Matthew Beard to Stephen Wright and from
Stephen Wright to Samuel Chambers of Ann Arundel County
Gentleman.

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An ingrossed Bill for Naturalization of Thomas Harvey of
Calvert County & his Children.
An ingrossed Bill for vesting in the Rector Governors and
Visitors of Free Schools and their Successors forever a certain
Lot of Land in the City of Annapolis and an House thereon
erected commonly called the Kentish House and impowering
the said Rector Governors and Visitors more easily to transact
the Business of the said Free Schools.
An ingrossed Bill to supply an Omission in the writing the
last Will and Testament of Raphael Haywood late of S^t Mary's
County deceased and for Settling an Estate of Inheritance in
fee simple on Robert Scott, Clerk and Charles Neale, Planter
the Executors and Devisees in the said Will named.

An ingrossed Bill for Relief of Ezekiel Parr of Cecil County.

After which his Excellency the Governor was pleased to
declare that with the Advice of his Majesty's Honble Council
he thought fit to prorogue this present General Assembly till
the twenty seventh Day of September next to which Time they
were accordingly prorogued.
Afterwards Mr Speaker with the rest of the Members of the
House of Delegates returned to their own House, and then
Mr Speaker resumed the Chair and reported to the House
that his Excellency the Governor with the Advice of his
Majesty's Honble Council had prorogued this present General
Assembly till the twenty seventh Day of September next. To
which Time this House prorogues itself.