Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682. 397

tion prays Allowance out of the Publick for Imprisonment and
Guard of Jacob Young & other Charges thereby Accruing
according to an Account Exhibited by him the Petition thus
Subscribed Viz^t—

Upper house November the 17th 1682.
This house are of Opinion that Jacob Young being Im-
peached by the Representatives of the Province, is the Coun-
tries prisoner and his Charges of Imprisonment consequently
ought to be Born by the Province & recommended the Con-
sideration thereof to the Lower house-
Signed p^r Order J LLewellin Cl of Assembly

Sent to the Lower house p^r Coll Stevens
Coll Stevens returns
And this house Adjourns till to Morrow Morning 8 a Clock—

17th November 1682 Upper house mett

Present
The Right Honourable the Lord Proprietary
The Honble
Philip Calvert Esq^r Chan Coll William Stevens
Coll Thomas Tailler— Coll William Digges
Coll Vincent Lowe— Major Nicholas Sewall

Read and Ordered to be entred in this Journall a Message
last Night brought into this house by Captain Henry Smith,
and Captain Iohn Osbourne after this house had Adjourned
Viz^t

Lower house 16 November 1682.
This house look upon the Act for Encouragement of Tillage
to be a Beneficial Act to the Country and ought to be revived
at present with Amendment which will Necessarily fall in the
next assembly if the Act for Encourgement of Trade then pass
Signed p^r Order Tho^s Grunwin Cl of the Lower house.

And desire the Concurrence of the Upper house herein,
And that the Reviving Bill may pass as now drawn.
Read again the Act of Revivall and passed this house in
these Words Viz^t

17th November 1682 Upper house Assented—
Signed p^r Order J LL Cl of Assembly

Sent to the Lower house together with the following Mes-
sage per Coll Lowe (Viz^t)

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