Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1682. 435

And that this Ensuing Mes to the Vpper house
relating therevnto by Cap^t Os rne & M^r Smith as followeth
Vizt—

Lower house 16^th No: 1682.
This house looke Vpon the Act for Encouragem^t of Tillage
to be a beneficiall Act to the Country and ought to be Re-
vived at present without Amendment which bill will necessary
fall in the next Assembly if the Act for Encouragem^t of trade
then passe
Signed p ord^r Tho: Grunwin
Clk Lower house—
And desire the Currence of the Vpper
house herein And that the Reviving
bill may passe as now drawne—

Coll Stevens from the Vpper house with a note
of the charge of Jmprisonment of Jacob Young
being subscribed By M^r Joshua Doyne Sheriffe
of S^t Maries & Vnderwritt thus

Vpper house 16. 1682.
This house are of Opinion T Jacob Young being
Jmpeached by the Representa of the province is the
Countryes prisoner and his charges of Jmprisonment Conse-
quently to be borne by the province and Recomend
Consideracon thereof to the Lower house—
Signed p ord^r Jn^o LLewellin
Clk of Assembly—

The Same being debated Ordered That M^r Rouseby & M^r
Carvile draw Vp an Answer therevnto to be sent to the Vpper
house to morrow morning—
The house Adjourned till to morrow morning
9 aclock

L. H. Journal
Original.

Charles absolute Lord & Prop^ry of the Province of Maryland
& Avalon Lord Barron of Baltemore &c To the Shreife
of Anne Arrundell County Greeting, By the Advice
& Consent of the ffreemen of our Province & of theire
deligates in a Certaine Assembly held att S^t Marys the
26^th day of Octob^r Last paste, Wee have ordained and
enacted severall Laws (vizt)

An act for Reviveing the Tempora-
ry Lawes of this Province.

Bee itt enacted by the Right Honourable the Lord Prop^ry by

Liber W. H.
p. 195