480 Assembly Proceedings, October—November 1683.

U. H. Journal

1659-98

Viz^t a Bill Entituled an Act Directing the manner of Summon-
ing and Electing of Burgesses—
A Bill Entituled an Act Touching the Levying of Warr and
Defraying the Publick Charges of this Province
The Bill for Money read in this house
M^r Clement Hill and M^r Hutchins from the Lower house
with a Bill for Lessening the Number of Horses—
The last Bill from the Lower house Directing the Manner of
Summoning & Electing Burgesses Read the first time
The Bill Touching Levying Warr &^t Read the first time
Captain Smith and Captain Osborn from the Lower house
with this Message

Lower house of Assembly 22 October 1683.
This house having Reassumed the Debate touching Jacob
Young upon the Message this Day received from the Upper
house Doth not think fitt .to Recede from their Vote of the
19th Instant sent from this house to the Upper house by
Major Long and M^r Green and therefore cannot Concurr with
the request of the Upper house in the Joining in Committee
as is Desired—
Signed p^r Order C Boteler Cl of the Lower house

A Petition of Stephen Gareys read in this house for Allow-
ance for lost Levys, The said Petition Delivered to the Peti-
tioner thus Endorsed—

Upper house 2 2^d October 1683
This Petition Referred to the Consideration of the Lower
house where the Members of Dorchester County will be
present who in Probability may be knowing in the Matter
Petitioned for—
Signed p^r Order Tho^s Grunwin Cl of Assembly

Captain Peirce and D^r Brooke from the Lower house and
bring this Message

Lower house of Assembly 22^d October 1683
In Answer to the Message received this Day from the
Upper house relating to the Bill for Advancement of Trade
Together with the said Bill, This house have Caused the
Blanks to be filled up according as his Lordship hath there
Nominated the Places for Trade in Calvert County Ann Arun-
dell County and Kent County, and as to that part of the said
Message touching Entring and Clearing of Ships and the
Clause in the Bill relating thereunto, This house Conceive
that the having such Persons Appointed in each respective