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That Act read Againe. Passe Engrosmt
Ordered tht Mr Willm Coursey prsent those two Bills now
passed to Engrosmt & allso the Pet" of John Gittings, to the
Vpper howse.
Was read the Petn of Daniel Jennifer in behalfe of Jerome
White Esqr Surueyor Grall of this Prouince. Whose Attorney
the sayd Daniel Jennifer is. The sence of the Vpper howse
to the sayd Petn is thus (Vizt)
The Vpper howse desyres, tht the Lower howse bee pleased
to take this Petn into their Consideraon. The Act to wch the
said Petn relates, hauing come originally from that howse.
John Gittings Clr.
Vppon Reassumption of that Act for the Regulating all
future Suruey's. The Lower howse all willing That a Clause
bee added to that Act, Prouiding tht all persons (for whom the
Surueyor shall Lay out any Land) shall bee att the Charge
themselues for marking the sd Land rownd, & for other neces-
sary attendance on the Surueyor; And are not willing in any
other Clause to alter the sd Act.
Willm Bretton Clk.
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Journal 1666
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Maior Thomas Brooke present to the Vpper howse
in Relaon to the Act for Regulating all fu-
[One line missing]
into this howse, & humbly acknow- howse for-
gyuenes. & then departed.
Petn of Daniel Jennifer praying for , to bee con-
firmed to him & his wch Petn is thus. (Vizt)
thinke fitt that there bee Layd out of the
Countries Land to bee aves. John Gittings Clr.
howse will consent tht the Petr bee a wherein
such part of the Countrys Land, wh shall appoynt, to
bee Leased to him for yeares & noe longer. Prouided
the sd ffowre Acres bee Layd out soe neare the Ordinary
howse, or Secretarys office, as to preiudice eyther the Office,
or the Ordinary orchard & gardens thereto belonging.
Willm Caluert Esqr the Messenger to present the same to
the Vpper howse. Who returnes & brought downe wth him
the Generall Ordinary account, a little before sent from this
howse, requesting that howse to examine the rates there
Charged. To wch
The Opinion of the Vpper howse herein is That they thinke
Cent prCent profitt Enough for the sd Willm Smyth. & doe
desyre the Lower howse to Examine the rates.
John Gittings Clr.
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