Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682. 425

Vpper house No: 9^th 1682.
The Greate disquietts That arrise by some traders that goe
from towne to towne amongst the Indians raising false reports
to the Endangering of the publique peace was the reason why
this house thought fitt That noe Jnhabitant of this province
should trade amongst the Jndians without Lycence and security
given for the entieth part, and are of the same opinion
still—They willing to incert a provisoe not to repeale
the Act adeing for any flesh dead or alive with the
Indians And if the Lower house will Consent to this ;
Th house will cause the provisoe by them in that case
sired to be incerted, And the Act to be faire En-
grossed And the Act for trade with the Jndians to be repealed
This house thinke it also necessary That another Act touching
pagans made Anno 1647 be also repealed; fforreigners wee
conceave are prohibited effectually And therefore desire the
Lower houses Concurrence to this bill—
Signed p ord^r John LLewellin
Clk of Assembly—

L. H. Journal
Original.

M^r ffrisby & M^r Peirce returne from the Vpper house saying
they have delivered what they were sent Vp withall last
whether Jacob Young be accused in this
Articles Ex ted against him—
Voted in the affirmative
with the Articles against
Vpper house That this house
same against the said Jacob
ease And that the Vpper—
the time—And that the
answer of the bill for Eleccons
delivered his message And as to the
bill told him That other buisines had
M^r vile sayes he told the Chancellor
bill was the maine buisines of the
Lower h
with this message from the Vpper house
false package of Tobacco—

Lo use 13. May 1682.
This house have sent to the Vpper house their bill against
false package of Tobacco and tare of hhs with a bill from this
house against the abuse in the tare of hhs And doe assure
the Vpper house That they have had severall & many debates
from time to time concerning false package of Tobacco, &
severall Comittees and a law drawne Vp by our owne Comittee
but at last could not agree of the way to remedy this abuse,

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