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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, April 1666-June 1676
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Assembly Proceedings, April — May 1666. 109

ffriday 27th Aprill 1666

The howse called all present
Chancelor came from the Vpper then had prepared,
in answere part of the howse was gran being
obstructed att first by the Speaker Vote
Was read the first Reason to wch the Chancelors answere
read
To the second the Chancelor read & replyed.
To the third. Likewise
To the ffowrth in like manner.
To the ffifth in like manner, as afore.
Wch reasons being alternatim read, the Chancelor departed.
Leauing these two Bills Vizt An Act for Encowragemt of
Trade &c: & An Act for the aduance of other Comodities
more staple then Tob, to bee againe debated in this howse
according to order from the Vpper howse Wch order annexed
under his answere to our Reasons is this that followeth (Vizt)

Ordered tht the Lower howse bee desyred to consider of
these Reasons, & after Consideraon had, to reassume the
debate of the Act for Encowragemt. of Trade & the other Act
for aduance of more staple Comodities then Tobacco.
John Gittings Clr.

Answere to the Reasons of the Lower howse
gyuen against a Cessaon from planting Tob.

L. H.
Journal 1666

wee answere That 'tis impossible tht Our Cessaon
lessen the quantity of Tob. Because 'tis of ndred soe
contemptible by the abundance ketts, & lastly soe diffi-
cult to prserue And therefore it can noe way En-
discowrage all men from planting Wee doe confesse the
other American ght w re for want of shipping
and contemptible as ours. You , & Wee will
follow your owne many yeares in exspectaon of
will not eyther keepe att all Ginger will keepe if it haue
keepe, but may and ght up Cloath-
ing for the Planter dayly. & lastly by In s greate
ualew, & soe long to bee preserued, tht it may not improperly
bee called imperishable. Wee appeale to yor owne Judgmts
whither it bee probable tht the American Plantaons should
leaue of planting these staple, ualuable, & imperishable Como-
dities, though they haue noe present Vent for them, only to
plant Tob. wch Wee cannot Hue by, hauing noe greater certainty
of Vent for it then Wee haue: & as certaine to haue itt Rott
uppon their hands, as Wee can bee. Besides were all tht you
alleage true, wch for the reasons above gyuen, wee flatly deny,
yett by making an Act for a Cessaon now, & sending the news

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