L H. Journal
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leaves are Dropping off the Trees, and the weather like to be
cold, that the Inhabitants of those pts have not the same Reason to
be afrayd of the Indians as they had, so that their is not now the
same Reason occasion & necessity for the said Troopes further
Ranging as their was when first ordered to Range, but if their
shalbe any new occasion such as the honoble the Gournor shall
thinke fit to Range—further this howse humbly referre it to
his honor the Gournor to take such ordr therein, as he shall
thinke fit
Mr Adams & Mr Hall Sent to the upp howse with the sd
message
Th rne
Then did M ker apointe
Mr Chirs wsby Mr Kenelm Chiseldyne Capt John
Coade Mr Winlock Christison Co lasse Mr William
Richardson Coll William Burges Capt & Mr Robert
Carvile to be a Comittee of Conference
The Comitt called in Then was a bill Read Entituled
An Act Directing of Electing & sumoning Delegates
& Reprsentatives to serve in succeeding Read once
& passed
Coll Wells, Maj Capt Waterton, & Mr Ennalls sent
to the upp howse with the said ey Retorne.
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Mr Steevens & Mr Richardson sent to the upp howse to
acquainte them this howse a eady for the conference.
Mr Rousby Capt Coade
apointed to assist Mr
The howse Re the upp howse
After the to be reassumed
Ca with the Act
Upp
The Act tes & Reprsentatives
to serve in will passe the same
with the be added to the
ffreehold Act for the Quallification
of Delegates, ough or Burroughs be also
incerted in the sa County or Countyes hereafter
to be erected by his Lopp the sayd Act, The Citizens
& Delegates this howse coul by the words (Delegates
for the Countyes Cittyes & Burrou writ mutatis
mutandis as is directed to the sheriffs of the Countyes for
electing foure Delegates be sent to the Major Recordr or
Aldermen of every Citty or Burrough to Elect two Delegates
to serve in the Assembly for such their Citty or Burrough
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