434 Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682.

L. H. Journal
Original.

ing forreigners to trade with the Jndians, And doe say that if
this house had any prospect of an Act for setling ports &^c as
by the bill for Advancem^t of trade was propounded could with
reason Consent to the bill Lycensing Jnhabitants &^c, as pro-
pounded by the Lower house But as matters stand they thinke
it convenient to let that bill rest Till the bill for Advancem^t
of trade &^c be againe Reassumed ffor if that bill passe the
ports will be the onely places to trade at, As to the bill for
Electing & sumoning Delegates &c, This house will also
Consider that when the Bill for Advancem^t of trade is Reas-
sumed—
Signed p ord^r Tho: Grunwin—
Clk Lower house—

The house Adjourn be present at the Tryall of
Jacob Young in pper house—
After the said Try nded the house sate againe
And A rn'd till 9 a clock next morning

Thursday 6^th No: 1682.

The house sate againe and present as before—
Then was read what was done yesterday—
The Comittee of Accompts goe out—
Afterwards M^r Hall sent twice to the said Comittee for the
Act for the publique charge and all Accompts before the
Comittee
M^r Carvile sent twice also to the Vpper house to know if the
Vpper house have past the bill for Revivall—

P. 40

The Comittee of Accompts con
the publique charge & all Acc
The bill for Assess pub
time—
Coll Lowe

This house hav
Temporary law Doe
Say that they the Lower
house will joyn the law
for Encouragem^t of Convenient
places of delivery of
the Reviving bill hn LLewellin
mbly—

Therevpon put to the shall
insist Vpon the having Revived__
Affirmative