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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, September, 1704-April, 1706
Volume 26, Page 383   View pdf image (33K)
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The Upper House. 383


By the House of Delegates Decembr 9th 1 704

This house hath Received all the papers relating to the
Indns by the honble John Hamond & Wm Coursey Esqr. Wee
have heard all the Informacon that Coll Smallwood & Beale
have given from all Which wee cann with no Reasonable
Certainty Either Blame or Excuse our Neighbouring Indians
the Piscattaways but forasmuch as notwithstanding both our
peaceable Carriage towards them and our threatnings have
not prevailed upon them to Returne to their Antient dwellings
this house hath a good disposicon to make Warr upon them
were it not that we have allready undertaken some business of
great Charge therefore Wee humbly advise your Excellency
to call in the Soldiers & to treat with the said Indians at present
in friendly manner and to dissemble the resentmts of the English
till they be better Capacitated to carry on a Warr and have
more Certainty of their Treachery & Guiltiness
Signed p Ordr W Taylard Clk house Del

Original
Journal.

By the house of Dell
December 9th 1704.

In Answer to the Message as to the Act prohibiting the
Importation of Bread Beer Flour &c.

This House are of Opinion that the Legislative power of
this Province has Sufficient power to prohibitt Trade in such a
Branch of it as that Act Mentions but they are Ready to Con-
curr Which your honrs Sentiments that its better to lay a Duty
on the enumerated Comoditys &c but time will not admitt to
Bring in a new Bill therefore they pray the Consideration
thereof may be referred to the next Session of Assembly

Signed p order

W Taylard Clk house Del.

Came Mr Eccleston and brought up these following Bills
viz:

A Bill for better ordering & Regulating the Militia &c.

A Bill for Lymitacon of Officers Fees.

A Bill for preserving Harbours &c.

A Bill for the Advancemt of the Natives &c.

A Bill Declaring the Division of Sevrall Countys to be firm
& Stable.

A Bill causing Jurors to come to Provinciall and County
Courts.

A Bill for paymt of Fees due from Criminalls &c.

A Bill declaring Severall Laws heretofore made to be in
force.


 

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