382 Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682.

U. H. Journal
1659-98

his own house with Indians, and therefore propound that it be
Enacted that every Inhabitant may trade with the Indians
without License at Some particular places only in each County
Viz^t in Charles County at Col Chandlers in S^t Marys County
at Major Boarmans, in Calvert County at Coll Jowles in Ann
Arundell County att Coll Taillers or Coll: Burgess, in Balti-
more County at Coll Wells, in Cecill County at Captain Peirce^s,
in Talbott County at Coll LLoyds in Kent County at Coll
Courseys or Major Ringolds in Dorchester County at Captain
Trippe^s, and in Somersett County at Coll Stevens^s, or Cap^t
Winders, and that if they Desire to go to the Indian Towns,
they take Lycences and give Security as in the Bill is pro-
pounded and desire the Lower houses Concurrence that the
Bill may be Engrossed accordingly
Signed p^r Order I LLewellin Cl of Assembly.

The two foregoing Messages together with the Bill for
trade with the Indians Sent to the Lower house p^r Coll: Lowe,
who is Ordered to Demand the Book of Laws for this house
to peruse before they can pass the Bill of Revivall
Coll Lowe returns with Answer that the Lower house will
send the Book of Laws per a Member of their own.

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M^r Robert Carvile sent from the Lower house with the Book
of Laws which he Delivers to this house, and desires to have
the old Book of Laws Delivered him wherein the Act touching
Pagans is at Large inserted, and is not in the Book now
brought up to this house, he acquaints this house that the
Lower house were well Satisfied in the Business of Jacob
Young Signified to them from this house—
Coll Stevens Book of Laws delivered to M^r Carvile and he
returns to their house
This house Adjourns till to Morrow Morning 8 a Clock

November 14th 1682 Upper house mett

Present
Philip Calvert Esq^r Chan
Coll Thomas Tailler
The honourable Coll Vincent Lowe

Coll William Stevens
Coll William Burgess

The Sherriff of S^t Maries County Commanded to bring to
the Barr of this house Jacob Young his Prisoner, and Coll:
Lowe Sent to acquaint the Lower house therewith and to
desire that the Persons appointed to manage the Charge may
Come & prosecute the Same—Coll Lowe returns from the