ACTS for preventing tumults & riots, 4; to erect a light house at
Delaware Bay, 4; to perpetuated testimony, 18, 20; for sale of
goods distrained for rent, 22; to repeal an act relating to tan-
ning leather, 23, 24; to regulate chimney Sweepers, 23; to sell
the copper mine tract of land, 23; to equalize excise on wine,
frum, &c., 24, 41; to grant his Majesty £1000, 32; to recover
divers sums of money, 27; for the more easy recovery of legacies,
42; to restrain & prevent lotteries, 48, 98; for the support of
the government, 53; for emiting £150,000, 76; to perpetuate
the act of laying duty on negroes imported, 72, 77; vesting cer-
tain tract of land in Cumberland co., 75, 77,
139; for preserv
ing the navigation of Shearman's creek, 76; for limitation of
actions, 84; to encourage building good mills, 109; to prevent
counterfeiting paper money, 109; to prevent infectious, diseases,
139; to regulate fishing in the Conestogo creek, 139, 144, 149;
to punish rioters, 144; to regulate pedlars, 144; to prevent
fraud in packing herring and shad, 144; to prevent tumultu--/
ous assemblies, 149; to grant money to certain counties, 197;
for emiting bills of credit, 223, 226; for building a house of
correction in Philadelphia, 237; to prohibit the importation of
slaves, 245.
Addresses of the Assembly to Governor Richard Penn, 1, 29; to
Gov. John Penn, 96, 107, 216; from Gov. John Penn to the
Assembly, 97, 107; of the Committee of Safety for the province
of Pennsylvania to the public, 623, 624, 625, 626, 627.
Advertisement, a dangerous one, 141.
Amunition, delivered to the Colonels of the different battalions of
Associators in Pa., 613, 644,