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Maio^r Thomas Brooke for the Regulating the Ordinarys Ac-
count: They being now One out of Euery County.
Was read the Petⁿ of John Nutthall, in breife saying, That
hee is not satisfyed, w^th the summe allowed him from this
howse of 2000! Tob hee Allowing those Indians once a day
w^th flesh And therefore prays for his whole sume in his Acc^t
mentioned.
Vnder w^ch Petⁿ is thus.

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Ordered that this Pet" bee sent to the Lower howse
red. to consider thereof. John

Vppon Reassumption of the s^d Petⁿ Vpper howse, &
Putt to the Vote. This iudge th^t they ought not to
allow the
Ordered th^t M^r Will^m Coursey p^rsent
Will^m Caluert Esqr came from the haue it from under
the Clerks hand M^r Speaker answered him that the
cient warr^t for him. But hee
The speaker appoynted mittee, willing them to pro-
ceed if th^t Will^m Caluert Esqr would will take
notice of his refusall, of theirs allso.
Who returnes & Certifyes Committee had allmost
finished th^t busines, well
Vppon Debate againe of the Ordinarys Acc^t This Howse is
willing to allow Will^m Smyth his Acc^t, w^ch hee hath charged
the Burgesses this Assembly for Liquors: As Wine, Rumme,
Brandy, Punch, & Liminade made w^th Wine. But th^t w^ch hee
calls Liminade w^thout strong drinke they will allow only 25l p^r
gallon. And as to their Dyett & Lodging they will allow what
they iustly may be charged w^th all, & noe more.

The howse adiornes for an howre.

The howse mett againe.

The Committee came into the howse & make report That
they thinke good to allow the Ordinary Acc^ts, as they are
charged, only that w^ch they haue not had, they will not allow.
And the Vote of this howse being read to the Committee, iust
before the Adiorm^t, They agree thereto, As to the Liminade.
The Committees Report agreeing therew^th, only in the Limi-
nade afores^d
Will^m Smyth being sent for into the howse. The Speaker

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tify the Accounts according to the Order of this
Liminade, dyett, & lodgings. And p^rsent them to to
morrow morning,
ber of the howse. Whither it bee ne- Cessaon
bee Voted over againe in this
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