420 Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682.

L. H. Journal
Original.

The Articles of Impeachm^t against Jacob Young Read in
the house—
M^r Carvile and maj^r weekes goe to the vpper house with
the bill for Revivall of the Temporary lawes and with this
Message concerning Jacob young And also with the said
Articles—

Lower house 8^th November 1682.
This house desire the vpper house would be pleased to send
to this house The Articles of peace with the Notherne Indians
made first at Albany by Coll Coursey And all other matters
lying before them relating to Jacob young in order to the pro-
ceeding vpon & proving the Impeachment laid against him &

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more pticulerly the Informacon of Coll Coursey
p ord^r
Clk of

They returne
The Bill for
time And the
same should be it is
Amendm^t
Also Resolved That the to the
Vpper house by M^r

Low
This house have received bill
prepared by a Comittee
for Advancement of Trade read in
this house And vpon full house doe
find The same is necessary in severall
perticulers which will take doeing And the
same Act to be of greate weight and requires longer Con-
sideracon Then cann be spared at this time And therefore
have Voted That the further Consideracon and debate thereof
be referred to the next sitting of Assembly—
And this house desire an Signed p ord^r Tho: Gninwin
Answer to the bill of Eleccons Clk of Lower house
in the vpper house—
Signed p ord^r Tho: Grunwin Clk

Coll Lowe from the vpper house with severall papers relating
to Jacob Young And with these bills
Bill for naturalizacon of William Blankinstein—
Bill for naturalizacon of Rowland Nans—
both past the Vpper house—
Also a Bill for Lycencing the Inhabitants & prohibiting for-
reigners to trade with the Indians—