422 Assembly Proceedhtgs, October—November 1682.

L. H. Journal
Original.

will passe as it is, and leave the Amendments to the next
meeting of Assembly That soe the places being knowne build-
ing may goe forward, and the Jnconveniencies arrising Vpon
this bill may the sooner be found, & consequently remedied,
since it ought not to be surmised that either of the houses will
obstinately refuse their Concurrence to promote soe greate a
good as the safety of the province to which this bill tends by
the Vote of both houses—
Signed & ord^r Jn^o LLewellin
Clk of Assembly—

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M^r ffrisby and M^r peirce
Message relating to rade with
th bill concerning
M^r LLewellin for
of the Councills

This house do the
Jndians be dra
Licencing the trade w^th
the Indians and prohi this house
are willing to passe to aying
every twentieth part as in
the said Bill is exprest shall
be Attempted to be tran eaning
thereof with a provisoe not prohibiting
trade with the Jndians any or alive saving
deere and wild fowle and for Repeale
of an Act in Governor stones time—
Signed Tho: Grunwin Clk

The said Messengers returne and say they delivered the
same—Alsoe That my Lord ordered M^r LLewellin to looke out
the bill formerly drawne for Clk of Councills fees and bring it
to the house next morning—
The house adiourned till to morrow morning 9—
a Clock—

Thursday 9^th November 1682

The house sate againe and p^rsent as before—
Then was read what was done yesterday—
The bill for Clk of the Councills fees read the second time
And the Debate referred till the former bill produced
The Message of the Vpper house yesterday by Coll Stevens
relating to the Act for Advancement of trade read againe in