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

U. H.
Journal
1659-98

shall nominate & appoint for a publick Magazine for each
County
Ordered that this Proposition be drawn out & presented to
the upper House at their next Convention & that they be de-
sired to consider thereof as also how the same may be procured
either to be sent for this next ensuing Shipping from England
hither or otherwise & that they would please to signify to this
House their Consideration & Advice thereon
By order of the house
Wm Bretton Clk.

The Upper House do think that the 1400lb powder 4200 of
lead 140 Snaphance Musketts the 50 Carabines with two dozen
of Bullet Moulds the Cutlashes & Belts to be very necessary
to be provided as a Magazine to be distributed as in the Pro-
posal from the Lower house is propounded & do judge it fit
now to send for the sd proportion of Arms & Ammunition by
Mr Charles Brooke to be paid by the publick the next Cropp
according to the price Current, & that the sd Charles Brooke
have a Letter of Creditt from the Governour & Speaker to the
Merchants of London & Bristol to procure the sd quantity of
Arms & Ammunition, & in regard the Ships are now upon de-
parture immediately the Lower house are desired this day to
prepare the Letter of Creditt for Mr Charles Brooke least he
loose his passage
John Gittings

p. 91

Then came in a Message from the Lower House informing
this House that the Committee appointed by the Lower House
was ready whereupon ordered that the Chancellour Mr Lloyd
& Mr Coursey go immediately about drawing up the Articles
with the Indians. Then came a Member from the Lower
House with their answer to the order of the Propositions of
this House concerning the Magazine & is as followeth viz.
The Lower House do judge it more proper that the Lieu-
tenant General & Council draw the Letters of Credence for
Mr Charles Brooke for the procuring the Arms & Ammunition
proposed according to the answer of the Upper House & that
then the Governour & Speaker sign them in the behalf of
the whole Province
Wm Bretton Clk.

The House Adjourned till to Morrow Morning Nine of the
Clock.

Wednesday 18th April 1666
At Nine of the Clock the House met again

Present all as Yesterday except the Governour being hin-
dered by Sickness & Mr Brooke by Licence



 
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