320 Assembly Proceedings, October 1671.

U. H.
Journa
1659-98

The House met again Present as in the Morning And —

Adjourned till to morrow morning nine of the
Clock

Friday the 20^th October

The House met Present The R^t honble the Governour The
honble the Chancellour Baker Brooke Samuel Chew & Major
Fitzherbert

The Lower House Sent their Votes to this house by Maj^r
Brookes Viz.
19^th October 1671

This House Vote that upon the View of any Stillyards before
any officer appointed by the Act for the marking of Stillyards
that if the Stillyards weigh either heavyer or lighter than the
Standard 4^lb in the hh^d which is to be understood in 400^lb
Weight that they shall pass & in all less Stillyards one in the
100 And that the Upper House's Concurrence be desired to
this Vote And that this Vote may remain as a Rule to those
that have the Custody of the Stillyards
Signed &c^a

This House Vote further that because this House doth not
take Care if any person do remove to live out of the Country
that the County Court shall have power to depute another
person
Signed &c.

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This House desires that if the Upper House think fitt to
Concur with this House in the within written Votes that they
may be recorded in the Journalls of both houses and there re-
main as a direction to the Justices of the respective County
Courts
Signed &c^a
Rob^t Ridgley Cl LoL Ho Assembly

Whereupon the Upper House do Concur with the Lower
House in the said Vote & do order that the same be recorded
in the Journalls as is desired & acquainted the Lower house
therewith by M^r Chew

The House Adjourned till two of the Clock in the afternoon

The House met again Present as in the morning

Then read the Act for paym^t of the publick Charge of the
Province
And upon the Question put
Resolved the same do pass Nemine Contradicente
The Chancellour was pleased to Carry the Same down to
the Lower House.