432 Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682.

L. H. Journal
Original.

M^r Ennalls & M^r ffrisby sent to the Vpper house to tell the
Vpper house That the members of this house appoynted to
mannage the charge against Jacob Young are ready and coming
to Attend the Vpper house for that purpose And with this
Ensuing Message relating to the bill about trade with th
Jndians—

Lower house 14 No: 1682.
Jn Answer to st Message yesterday by Coll Lowe
from the Vpper hou his house doe say That according
to their former Verball essage by M^r Carvile the Tenth
instant This house will the bill for Lycencing the
Jnhabitants and prohibiting eigners to trade with the
Jndians as the same is now dra e And therefore now againe
Declare That they concurr and agree with the Vpper house as
to the Repealing of the said Act Concerning trade with the
Jndians And that touching Pagans made in the yeare 1647
which this house find perpetuated in 1676. (but not incerted in
the body of the lawes) And also Concurr as to the Repeale of
a latter part of an Act touching Jndians with a saving of the
Act against trade with the Jndians for flesh dead or alive &t.
But as to the other part of the said Message relating to asser-

taining the places for Jnhabitants trading
house cann in noe wi curr
therein—

M^r Ennalls & M^r
their Message—
Put to the Q the
persons onely ap against
Jacob Young b
house—

The house Adjourn d
The house sate a Charge
against Jacob Young put to the
Question whether that

affirmative
Coll Stevens from acquaint
this house That Jacob Y peticon to the
Vpper house hath leave till rrow morning to Answer
the Addiconall charge—
M^r Hatton sent to the Vpper house for the booke of lawes—
He returnes therewith—
The house Adjourn'd till tomorrow morning
9 a clock—