Assembly Proceedings, April — May 1669. 185

Entituled an Act for the manner of Levying of Fines, what
things be requisite to make them good, how often they shall be
read & proclaimed and Who shall be bound thereby An Act
for providing sufficient Freight & Carriage for the proper
Goods & Commoditys of his Lordship the Lord Proprietor of
this Province & of the Governour of this Province for the Time
being An Act for preventing Servants & Criminal Persons from
running out of this Province An Act for the Preservation of
the publick Faith, The Bill for Free Denization & Naturaliza-
tion for Garrett Van Sweringen & others —

Ordered that the said Bills be fead & their Titles Entered
upon the Journall
The Supplemental Act read the first time & ordered to be
read again on Monday Morning the second time Was read the
Act for the manner of Levying fines & voted that it pass to the
second reading on Monday Morning
Then was read the Act for providing of sufficient Freight
&c. & Voted that it pass to the second reading on Monday
Morning

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Journal
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Then was read an Act for preventing Servants & Criminal
Persons from running out of this Province
Then was read the Act for the preservation of the publick
Faith & Voted that it pass to the second reading on Monday
Morning
Then was fead the Bill for free Naturalization and Voted
that it pass to the second reading on Monday Morning
The House Adjourned till Monday Morning

3^d May Monday Morning The House met again
Present as before

Was read the supplemental Act the second time
Ordered that it be read the third time. Was read the Act
for the manner of levying of Fines the second time & ordered
to be read again the third time
Was read the Act for providing sufficient Freight &c. the
second time & ordered to be read again the third time
Was read the Act for preventing Servants & Criminal Per-
sons &c. the second time and Ordered to be read again the
third time
Was read an Act for the preservation of the publick Faith
the second time and ordered to be read again the third time
Was read an Act for Naturalization &c. the second time &
ordered to be read again the third time
The Chancellour informed the House that it was the Lieuten^t
& Chief Governour's Pleasure that this House should expedite

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