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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, April 1666-June 1676
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Assembly Proceedings, May — June 1676. 507

On Thursday June the 8th 1676
The house Mett

Present The Honoble Chancellor and Surveyr Genll Collonll
Samuell Chew Collonll Jesse Wharton, Leivt Coll Thomas
Taillor

This house doe desire the Lower house to appoint Some of
theire Members to loyne with Two Membrs of this house tc
view the State house and Prisson erected by Capt Jno Quigly
in persuance of a Peticon Exhibited by the Said Quigly to this
house for prevention of any defect in the sd Buildings
Signed &c

This house desire the Lower house to Joyne wth this house
in a request tht the prissons by his Lordps order may have
Keepers appointed for them and that then all Stiffs may be ob-
leiged to Carry theire Prissonrs To the Said prisson that they
may there be kept in Sure and safe Custody, That Soe Crimi-
nalls may receive Condigne punnishment and Credits may
have theire debts surely payd or the Bodies of theire debtors
duely restrained according to the Law of England
Signed &c

Ordered tht the Honoble Secretary and Coll Jesse Wharton
be appointed to Joyne With the Membrs of the Lower House
Who are ordered to view the State House and Prisson

Lowr house This house doe Concurre with the Uppr house
8 June in the Vote hereabove touching Jaylors & Keeprs of
76 Prissons &c

Came To this House a Peticon Exhibited to his Lordp by
The Lower house Which is as followeth Viz

U. H.

Journal
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To the Rt Honoble Charles Ld Baltemore absolute
Lord and Proprietary of this Province of Mary Land &c

The humble Peticon of the Cittizens & deputies
of the Lower House of Assembly

Humbly Sheweth To Yor Lop
That we your Lops humble Servants well knowing tht it is yor
Lops Prerogative to Call what number of Delegates or Deputies
To a genll Assembly out of the Respective Counties as your
Lordp shall think fitt to Summons by your Writt But Since
there were fower Deputies or Delegates elected by your Lordps
Comand in every County, but two of which were called by
your Lordps Writt to Sitte at this Assembly by which meanes
Some of the Jnhabitants of this Your Lordps Province Seem
dissatisfied and that they have not theire free Vote, Wee your

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