448 Assembly Proceedings, February 1674/5.

L. H.

Journal
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Co^rts may have but the moy the Clerke of the Provin-
cial Co^rt hath in any accon
Voted necessary that the Comittee inspect the Lawes
for Clerkes ffees, and Regulate and Draw up an act ac-
cording to this vote.
The debate on Act for Admcons without oath reas-
sumed and voted that this house send a message to the upp
house to desire the L^t Gen^rall to acquainte this house if he
hath received any Jnstrucons from the

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the Dispensations with oathes of psons that ke,
aswell upon Admcons as all other ch Jnstruccons then
this house humbly d

ned whilst two of the Clock in the afternoone.

18^o ffeb.

the Comittee.
& M^r Hambleton sent to the upp nsent to them,
and also to Retorne n^rall in the name of the whole ho
the Execution of John Coman.

from the Comittee with a bill Entituled.
at shalbe good Evidence to prove forreigne debts
Read passed,
Sent to the upp house by M^r Carvile to desire their Con-
currence herein.
Came the hono^ble the Chancelo^r M^r Chew and M^r Taylo^r
from the upp house with a pap vizt.

Upp house: ffeb: 18^th

This house desires to be satisfyed by the Lower house,
whether it be the sense of that house that the Gou^rno^r and
Councill shalbe Empowred to leavy the Charge of the Jndi
arre, for one whole yeare, or only till the time of lay-
ing the pu Leavy next yeare.
Signed by ord^r Ri: Boughton Clerke.
Put to the vote
Voted that it is of this house for one whole yeare
from the ffebru
M^r Carvile M^r M^r Hamilton & M^r ffranklyn sent to
the upp house with they retorne.
Came M^r Chew from upp house with the message of
this house about the Law for Adco hout. oath, acquaintes
this house that the Gou^rno^r hath received no instruccons
from the Lord Proprietary in relation thereunto.
M^r Carvile sent to the upp house to Desire to Know if they
will Concurre with se, in such a Law for dispensing with