428 Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682.

L. H. Journal
Original.

sons (members of this house) to mannage the charge against
Jacob Young and shall be ready to morrow accordingly—
Signed p ord^r Thomas Grunwin
Clk of Lower house—

M^r Ennalls returnes and sayes he has delivered his message
The persons appoynted to mannage the said Charge goe out to
consider and Consult therevpon—
The Comittee of Accompts come in & bring their Journall
Coll Lowe from the Vpper house with these two
messages Viz^t

Vpper house No: 10^th 1682./
Jn Answer Message of the Lower house of the 7^th
instant last received this house doe say That they
intend not an ing by those words in their message
Dated the 4^th instant ffurther then that they are a part of the
body Pollitick this Province without whose Assent noe
law cann passe and doe now Vote accordingly And that they
did expect direccons from his Lor^pp in relacon to the bill for
Electing and sumoning Delegates &^t ere they would proceed
therein That the two houses might not loose their labour—
Signed p ord^r
John LLewellin Clk
of Assembly—

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Vpper house No
This house having
Lower house Nov 9^th in
to the bill for Ad
the severall Am
house) necessar
Amendments are
easily added bill
may not be de with
the Lower house Vpo ments to
morrow after noone ohn wellin
bly—

Therevpon put to the Q ence
Vpon the said Bill be Ad by the Vpper
house— Voted ive—
Voted That the Chann this yeare for
the lead by him sent for from England for the vse of the state
house—at the rate of six shillings p hundred pound of Tob:
without any Advance—
Voted that M^r Doyne be Allowed but 400^l of Tob: for
Executing one Browne a Malefactor—