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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, April 1666-June 1676
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1 08 Assembly Proceedings, April — May 1666.

L. H.

Journal 1666

3. Seamen shall not bee gott to come for these parts for any
other Comodity then Tob. in regard itt payes a greate Cus-
tome, an Excyze, & freight: Wch commonly Seamen saue, &
putt into their purses. Wch is their only inuitaon to these
parts ; Their Employmt when they arryue here, being soe uery
much slauish, is well compensated to the gayne they haue by
Tob, the wch other Comodities will neuer afford them, there-
fore they will decline this Trade, wch will bee a greate occasion
to deterre Merchants from the Trade of these parts allso.

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uite or rather constreine all ffreemen or the out
of this prouince, & seeke out those make use of their
labors wthout restraint will bee in danger of depopulation,
atest strength of this Prouince, their much weaken
us, & render us a
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lessen the price here, but the want not to bee
exspected 'till the Lord War & pestilence from our natiue
ence the only principall cause Our only
Comodity Tob att prsent, of what nature or kind soeuer
& cons hope Vpper howse, & to all Good
men. & unbyass
Ordered that Willm Caluert Esqr present these Reason now
read & those other Two Bills not passed this howse in the
forenoone. Vizt An Act for Encowragemt of Trade, & An
Act for the aduance of other Comodities more staple then Tob.
to the Vpper howse.
Mr Henry Coursey came from the Vpper howse, & pre-
sented a Bill, Intituled An Act Touching paymt of debts &c:
wch Mf Coursey himselfe read, according to the order of the
Vpper howse, in this howse by permission of the Speaker.
Ordered tht Willm Caluert Esqr goe to the Vpper howse, &
desyre them to giue answere (if they soe please to those
reasons now sent them from this howse.
Mr Henry Coursey came againe from the Vpper howse &
requested tht this howse would giue answere to that Bill now
brought to this howse by him Touching payme of debts &c :
And My Speaker certifyed him that That Bill had dependance
on those two other Vizt The Act for Encowragemt of Trade, &
the Act for the advance of other Comodities &c: & soe soone,

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as they shall giue answere to this howses Reasons, they shall
then likewise in order m
Thereuppon Mr Henry Coursey departed & certifyed
the Speaker That the ans howse, cannott bee prepared
to night their answere thereto 'till tomorrow they
haue now in hand. Then.

The howse adiorned by My Speaker morning 7 a
Clock



 
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